Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.
This week’s job market still shows a strong demand for CAD professionals, especially for those with experience in specific niches. There’s also a good selection of verified remote roles for those looking to work from home or anywhere else.
This Week’s Jobs
CAD Designer
Company: Essel | Location: West Whittier-Los Nietos, CA
If you love working with SolidWorks 3D CAD, this role is all about creating intricate part and assembly models. It’s a great opportunity to design components that meet manufacturing needs. Apply Here
CAD Drafter
Company: Sawtooth Welding | Location: Boise, ID
This role involves collaborating with various departments and contractors. It’s perfect for those who enjoy working across teams to drive projects forward. Apply Here
CAD Designer Dental Laboratory
Company: Natural Aesthetics | Location: Lindon, UT
Join a dental lab as a CAD/CAM Designer where you’ll utilize your skills in a specialized setting. It’s a unique chance to work in a niche industry. Apply Here
CAD Technician
Company: Daft-McCune-Walker, Inc. | Location: Towson, MD
This position is ideal if you’re detail-oriented and love being part of a collaborative team. It’s a great environment for developing your skills. Apply Here
CAD Technician
Company: mcfa | Location: Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
Perfect for CAD specialists interested in property management tasks. This role offers a chance to showcase your knowledge and leadership skills. Apply Here
CAD Systems Manager
Company: Mastech Digital | Location: Hickory, NC
If technology solutions are your thing, this role involves managing CAD systems for a major client. It’s a leadership opportunity in a tech-forward environment. Apply Here
CAD Manager
Company: Freedom Recruiters USA | Location: Islandia, NY
This position is for an experienced CAD Manager who can handle software, hardware, and library management. Perfect for those ready to take charge. Apply Here
CAD Drafter
Company: Veterans Sourcing Group | Location: Saint Paul, MN
Looking to oversee CAD documentation? This role involves controlling changes to CAD documentation and ensuring everything is up to date. Apply Here
CAD Drafter/Operator
Company: PrideStaff - Charlotte | Location: Matthews, NC
This is for those who are highly organized and detail-oriented, joining a metal fabrication company. It’s a great role for multi-taskers. Apply Here
3D CAD Detailer
Company: ET GLOBAL America Inc. | Location: Suwanee, GA
Join a dynamic design team as a 3D CAD Detailer. This position is ideal for those who thrive in fast-paced, innovative environments. Apply Here
Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)
This week offers a few remote opportunities for those who prefer flexibility in their work environment. These roles allow you to work from the comfort of your home or any other preferred location.
CAD Detailer Las Vegas, NV
Company: AHU Technologies Inc | Location: Washington, DC
Offers benefits like health insurance and tuition assistance. Ideal if you’re based in Las Vegas but open to remote work. Apply Here
Cad Manager-Remote
Company: TRC Companies | Location: Houston, TX
TRC is seeking an experienced CAD Manager for a fully remote role. This is perfect for someone looking to lead a team from anywhere. Apply Here
CAD Designer
Company: Simplilearn | Location: San Francisco, CA
This role is about bringing architectural dreams to life, perfect for creative CAD designers who want to work remotely. Apply Here
Drafter/CAD Tech
Company: Apex Land Surveying, LLC | Location: Azle, TX
Ideal for those with 1-2 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. This remote role offers flexibility and growth opportunities. Apply Here
Senior Water / Wastewater Engineer
Company: Integrated Water Services | Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Proficient with CAD, this role supports water and wastewater engineering projects. Work from anywhere while making a real impact. Apply Here
Head of Customer Success
Company: ArcSite | Location: Denver, CO
Lead customer success initiatives in a remote setting, helping businesses create professional drawings without traditional CAD complexities. Apply Here
Quality Assurance Engineer, Manufacturing
Company: Xometry | Location: Houston, TX
Use your manufacturing knowledge in a remote role that focuses on CAD model and drawing interpretation. Strong time management skills required. Apply Here
There’s a lot happening in the CAD job market right now. Whether you’re looking for something local or remote, there’s likely a role for you. Keep an eye on these postings as they can expire quickly. Good luck out there!
Landed a remote CAD gig last month by applying within 12 hours and including a 60-sec Loom walkthrough of my Civil 3D pipe network — these real-time posts vanish fast. > Work from anywhere while making a real impact. If it’s water/wastewater, attach a DWG plus a simple profile PDF to show your modeling decisions; small caveat: many “remote” roles still require core US hours.
I get more callbacks when I attach a single plotted sheet that shows my CTB lineweights, layer naming, and annotation style — “one clean sheet proves standards fast.” I also drop a view-only link to a small set on Drive (https://drive.google.com) for anyone who wants a deeper peek, but I keep native files gated unless the posting specifically asks for them.
I keep a tiny ‘micro-portfolio’ ready: a DWT with my layers/CTB/title block and a 45-sec GIF of my sheet set setup — ‘ship fast, show standards.’ I also run 1‑hour alerts on Remotive and LinkedIn so I can apply within 30 minutes; if the ATS strips links, I attach the DWT and drop version info in the first line — remote roles are like trains, you either board or watch them leave.
Applied to the Essel spot same day and led with a 30‑second GIF of me fixing a broken Xref and publishing via Sheet Set Manager; got a reply within hours. If there isn’t time for video, I attach a single before/after redline page with timestamps. @jphillips25 is right on speed, but I’d skip heavy portfolios for these “real-time” listings.
I’ve had better luck sending an eTransmit bundle with a.DWS and a one-page Standards Check report — “no surprises on open,” like bubble wrap for your DWGs. I also put the exact DWG version in the subject line, since mismatched saves can torpedo a quick screen.
Since these are ‘real-time and might expire,’ I keep a one‑paragraph autofill ready and lead with an Autodesk Viewer link to a sample DWG so they can open it in-browser: https://viewer.autodesk.com. If the posting names a niche (Civil 3D, SolidWorks, etc.), I add a single line with the exact commands/workflows I use for that stack, and hold source files until they confirm or send an NDA.
@mjohnson44 “exact commands/workflows I use for that stack, and hold source files until they confirm or send” — I tack on one DWG Compare screenshot of a tiny before/after cleanup so they see my revision trail without opening files; if they’re strict about samples, I blur client names.
I usually lead with a tiny “before/after” DWF and a single line in my note that says “units: millimeters; origin: 0–0,0” so reviewers can sanity-check fast without opening the DWG. It’s gotten me same-day callbacks on remote posts, but if they can’t view DWFs I swap it for a layered PDF instead.