Junior Architect / CAD Engineer (Vectorworks)

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Weekday AIAI Training

India. United StatesContractJunior

Salary20 - 110 USD per hour

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Requirements

Basic proficiency with Vectorworks focused on architectural drafting and design.
Strong understanding of CAD principles and architectural workflows.
Familiarity with architectural design procedures and project documentation.
Experience working with Building Information Modeling (BIM) in architectural projects.
Detail-oriented approach with excellent analytical and observational abilities.
Ability to clearly and concisely communicate technical information.
Self-driven, dependable, and comfortable working independently in a remote environment.

Responsibilities

Utilize expertise in Vectorworks and CAD software to offer practical architectural and design insights for AI training initiatives.
Examine, interpret, and annotate architectural drawings and models to enhance the performance of AI systems.
Work closely with the client’s team to ensure the accuracy and relevance of data input related to architectural workflows.
Assess Building Information Modeling (BIM) content to guarantee compliance with standards and best practices.
Provide feedback on design methodologies, drawing standards, and project documentation as they pertain to AI development.
Engage in knowledge-sharing sessions to improve AI models by integrating current architectural expertise.
Identify gaps in the system’s understanding and suggest solutions based on industry experience.

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