Key responsibilities Create technical drawings: Use CAD software like AutoCAD or SolidWorks to create precise 2D and 3D technical drawings, layouts, and schematics. Collaborate with teams: Work closely with engineers, architects, and project managers to understand design specifications and requirements. Revise and update designs: Make changes to drawings based on client feedback, project modifications, or to resolve issues. Ensure compliance: Verify that all designs adhere to industry standards, building codes, and project guidelines. Prepare documentation: Create bills of materials, assemble project documentation, and maintain organized records of all drawings. Conduct research: Gather data through site visits or by reviewing existing structures to ensure accuracy in new designs. Key skills and qualifications Technical skills: Proficiency in CAD software and a strong understanding of architectural or engineering principles. Attention to detail: A meticulous approach to ensure all aspects of the design are accurate and complete. Problem-solving skills: Ability to identify potential operational issues and redesign to improve functionality. Communication: Strong communication and teamwork skills to collaborate effectively with project stakeholders. Education: An associate degree or certification in drafting, engineering, or a related field is often required, though experience can also be a key factor.