CAD Drafter

CAD Drafter — Custom Cabinetry 2705 Ronald Reagan Blvd., Ste. 100, Cumming, GA 30041 This role sits between design intent and engineering. You translate design concept from internal and external customers into Bell-standard product configurations. We need an architectural eye: someone who can speak the designer’s language and still protect what engineering and the shop have to build next. Designers own concept and finishes. The CAD Drafter owns the first buildable Bell model and the drawings that carry intent. Engineering owns construction, machining, and release. Starting wage depends on the role, location, education, training, and experience. Construction Resources also offers competitive benefits. What you will do Turn layouts, walkthroughs, interior elevations, and field measures into accurate Cabinet Vision jobs using Bell catalog and construction standards. Produce clear floor plans, elevations, sections, and notes that designers, PMs, engineering, and the shop can trust. Keep the model inside Bell-standard configurations. Do not invent one-off construction the floor cannot run. Speak design language (look, finish, proportion, reveal, appliance composition) without losing constructability (scribe, finished ends, fillers, hardware clearance, stacking). Make small, coordinated edits after design review. Bounce real scope changes back through the process instead of silently rebuilding. Flag missing dimensions, clashes, and foreseeable shop or engineering issues early. Consult engineering on unknowns before the file moves. Hand an approved, documented job to engineering for hardware, machining, and release. Have a strong attention to detail with the ability to check and execute according to product and drawing standards. Meet quality, revision, and turnaround expectations in a high-mix custom environment. Basic qualifications High school diploma or GED. 1–3 years drafting custom cabinetry, architectural millwork, interiors, or related design-to-engineering documentation. Portfolio or work samples that show floor plans, elevations, and notes, not only 3D pictures. Experience taking design intent (architect, designer, or client) and turning it into buildable drawings engineering can take forward. Working knowledge of at least one design or millwork platform, with flexibility across tools: Cabinet Vision, Chief Architect, AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, 2020, Microvellum, Mozaik, SWOOD, or similar. Willingness to learn Cabinet Vision is required; prior CV is not. Ability to read architectural drawings, interior elevations, and field notes. Working knowledge of how cabinets go together: boxes, doors, panels, fillers, clearances, basic hardware. Comfort working with engineering: asking the right questions, taking redlines, and not handing off a guess. Precise, self-directed, and clear in writing. Notes must be usable by engineering and the shop. Preferred qualifications 3–5 years in custom cabinetry,…