Residential Drafter | Implementation Specialist

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HigharcArchitecture & Construction

Remote (United States); Remote (Central or South America), Brazil, US-based time zonesContractMiddle

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Job Details

Languages: English
Experience: 1+ years

Requirements

1+ years of experience in residential drafting or architectural design, ideally with a production homebuilder
Proficient in CAD/BIM software, with hands-on experience producing construction documents
Comprehension and experience with U.S. building practices, means & methods, and building codes
Demonstrated experience managing projects through to completion
Subject matter expert capable of quickly establishing credibility in the domain
Fluent English
Ability to work across US-based time zones

Responsibilities

Lead implementation of builder homes into the Higharc Editor, managing task progress and gaps through to delivery
Serve as the primary technical point of contact for builder product leads, translating existing plans and documentation into Higharc-compatible settings
Represent Higharc in technical pre-sales conversations and provide ongoing technical support to platform users
Deliver QA/QC on the Editor product, logging bugs and surfacing issues with precision and context
Contribute subject matter expertise as a target user, providing structured feedback that informs product direction
Assist architecture and engineering teams in defining requirements based on field experience and builder workflows

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