Sr. CAD Designer

Job Description Job Description Top Job Located in Chanhassen, MN Salary: $20-35/hr DOE Express Employment Professionals is helping one of their clients in Waconia in their search for a Sr. CAD Designer. The company is looking for someone who loves turning concepts into real equipment. The Sr. CAD Designer position is paying between $20-35/hr. DOE and the work hours are flexible, but some weekend work might be required. Sr. CAD Designer responsibilities: Create parts, assemblies, and drawings in SolidWorks Work with experienced mechanics and technicians to bring designs into reality Modify or improve existing equipment and 3D models Opportunity to assist with hands-on assembly, prototyping, or troubleshooting (optional but helpful) Support process improvements and plant projects Possibly run distillation trials on new materials Qualifications: Successfully work in a fast-paced environment, independently and as part of a team. At least a couple years' experience using SolidWorks in a structured environment Mechanical aptitude - you think in 3D and understand how parts go together Curious, self-driven, and excited to learn High character and dependable work ethic We're a small company, so you can have a big impact. In addition to driving CAD you'll have opportunities to participate in other roles, depending on your interests and aptitudes #2860OS The Sr. CAD Designer position is paying between $20-35/hr. DOE and the work hours are flexible but some weekend work might be required. If interested, please contact debby.zorbas@expresspros.com. Express Office: Chanhassen 2679 West 78th Street Chanhassen, MN 55317

Required qualifications:

  • Experience using SolidWorks in a structured environment
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment both independently and as part of a team

Desired qualifications:

  • Mechanical aptitude
  • Curious, self-driven, and excited to learn
  • Dependable work ethic
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