Key Responsibilities of an AutoCAD Engineer 1. Creating Technical Drawings • Developing detailed 2D drawings & 3D models using AutoCAD or other CAD software • Preparing assembly drawings, fabrication drawings, and layout plans • Creating manufacturing drawings with dimensions, tolerances, and material specifications 2. Understanding Project Requirements • Studying designs, sketches, and project requirements from engineers or clients • Interpreting technical information, standards, and specifications • Coordinating design changes based on feedback 3. Preparing Documentation • Creating BOM (Bill of Materials) • Preparing revision drawings and maintaining drawing records • Generating PDFs, DXF, and CNC files for machining or laser cutting 4. Quality & Accuracy Check • Checking drawings for accuracy, measurement correctness, and standards • Ensuring designs follow company, ISO, and industry standards • Detecting and correcting errors in drawings 5. Coordination & Support • Working closely with mechanical engineers, production, and quality teams • Supporting production and installation teams by explaining drawings • Coordinating with vendors and clients on technical details 6. Layout & Design Development • Designing jigs, fixtures, tools, or assemblies as per requirement • Preparing plant layout, equipment layout, piping layout (if applicable) • Supporting in prototype development and testing ⸻ Skills Required Technical Skills Soft Skills AutoCAD 2D & 3D Attention to detail SolidWorks / Creo / CATIA (optional) Problem solving GD&T, Tolerance & Dimensioning Communication Microsoft Excel & Documentation Team coordination Manufacturing & fabrication knowledge Time management