Virtual Designer

Gaylor Electric•Indianapolis, IN

About The Position

The Virtual Designer plays a key role in bringing electrical systems and modular skid solutions to life through detailed drawings, 3D models, and cross-functional coordination. This position supports project teams by transforming concepts into accurate, buildable designs—bridging engineering, manufacturing, and field operations. This role is part of Gaylor Electric’s Production Innovation Center, focused on modular electric room skid production. The Virtual Designer is instrumental in developing fabrication-ready designs, supporting production teams, and continuously improving design standards through real-world feedback. A successful candidate is detail-oriented, collaborative, and eager to grow their technical capabilities in electrical design, BIM, and modular construction.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED required
Entry-level to early-career experience with Revit or similar CAD/BIM tools
Exposure to BIM applications in construction, manufacturing, or design environments
Foundational understanding of electrical drawings and layouts
Foundational understanding of one-line diagrams and panel schedules
Foundational understanding of conduit systems and installation requirements
Ability to interpret engineering drawings, schematics, and technical specifications
Strong attention to detail with a commitment to accuracy and quality
Effective communication and collaboration skills across teams
Proficiency in Microsoft Office
Highly organized, proactive, and eager to learn in a fast-paced environment

Nice To Haves

Experience in modular construction, prefabrication, or skid-based system design
Familiarity with electrical room layouts, switchgear, MCCs, or related equipment
Knowledge of manufacturing or fabrication workflows
Experience with design revision control systems (PDM/PLM tools)

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain 3D models and 2D drawings using Revit and BIM/CAD tools
Produce fabrication-ready shop drawings, including layouts, wiring diagrams, equipment placement, and structural details
Review project specifications, electrical drawings, and design requirements to ensure accuracy and compliance
Create, update, and manage drawings throughout the full project lifecycle
Prepare and interpret record drawings based on field and production input
Maintain organized digital files and ensure proper document control and revision tracking
Partner closely with manufacturing teams to clarify design intent and resolve drawing-related questions in real time
Support estimating, scheduling, and project teams with accurate and up-to-date design information
Coordinate design updates to maintain production efficiency and workflow continuity
Assist in resolving design conflicts and constructability issues
Coordinate designs with electrical, mechanical, fire protection, and special systems models
Work closely with engineering, project management, procurement, and field teams to ensure alignment with project requirements
Communicate design changes clearly and proactively across stakeholders
Coordinate layout and installation requirements to support field execution
Collect and incorporate feedback from production teams to improve manufacturability and design efficiency
Support the development of standardized templates, component libraries, and repeatable skid configurations
Apply lessons learned to optimize future designs and reduce engineering cycle time
Stay current with industry trends, design standards, and construction best practices
Manage workload across multiple projects while meeting deadlines and deliverables
Maintain accurate project documentation and records
Track milestones, revisions, and project updates with attention to detail
Handle sensitive project information with professionalism and confidentiality