CAD Technician

State of North Carolina•Yonkers, MD

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Project Architectural Technician supports the development, review, and coordination of architectural tasks for NCDAC facilities by assisting with life-safety, accessibility, energy efficiency, egress, and space-planning evaluations under the guidance of the Architectural Supervisor and senior Project Architects. The role operates within a structured design and construction environment, contributing to plan development, investigations, and project documentation while gaining exposure to building systems, planning, estimating, and other technical processes that support Force Account construction, renovation, and maintenance projects.

Requirements

Associate's degree in architectural technology from an appropriately accredited institution and five years of experience in planning and design, cost estimating, and inspection of larger scale including larger construction projects or renovation projects with emphasis on building construction OR An equivalent combination of education and experience.
Based on the nature of work performed, may require appropriate licensure by the governing board or commission.

Nice To Haves

Demonstrated knowledge of principles and practices of architecture building system planning, design, materials, AND/OR construction.
Demonstrated knowledge of NC Building Codes and/or International Building Codes.
Demonstrated knowledge of AutoCAD AND/OR Revit design software.
Bachelor’s degree in architecture from an appropriately accredited institution.

Responsibilities

Supporting the development of drawings, specifications, estimates, and related project documents.
Conducting field investigations and gathering data to support evaluations of building envelopes, roofs, and other systems.
Coordinating with supervisors and senior architects to review design approaches and technical requirements.
Contributing to planning, scoping, and budgeting activities for construction, renovation, and maintenance projects.
Maintaining project records, documentation, and reference materials to support ongoing work.
Participating in routine project management tasks to help track schedules, progress, and deliverables.
Engaging in training opportunities that build experience toward architectural licensure in North Carolina.