Microvellum Engineer

Overview

The Microvellum Engineer is responsible for translating architectural drawings, design intent, and project specifications into accurate, production-ready shop drawings and CNC-ready data using Microvellum.

This role plays a critical part in ensuring projects are engineered efficiently, manufactured accurately, and installed successfully. The ideal candidate understands both design and production workflows and can bridge the gap between the office, shop, and field.

• Produce detailed shop drawings from architectural plans and project specifications
• Interpret design intent and resolve constructability issues
• Ensure drawings meet company standards, field conditions, and client expectations
• Coordinate with Project Managers for submittal packages

• Create and modify Microvellum assemblies, libraries, and standards
• Generate cut lists, material reports, and CNC data
• Optimize designs for efficient production and material usage
• Maintain and improve company-wide Microvellum standards

• Work closely with production team to ensure drawings are buildable and efficient
• Assist in troubleshooting fabrication issues
• Support implementation of new products, materials, and hardware

• Collaborate with Project Managers and Coordinators on submittals and revisions
• RFIs and field adjustments
• Incorporate redlines and approvals into final production drawings

• Verify accuracy of dimensions, materials, and hardware selections
• Ensure consistency between shop drawings, CNC output, and field installation requirements

• Required:
  • 2+ years of experience in millwork engineering, drafting, or cabinet design
  • Proficiency in Microvellum
  • Strong understanding of millwork construction methods and materials
  • Ability to read and interpret architectural and shop drawings
• Preferred:
  • Experience with CNC manufacturing processes
  • Knowledge of AWI standards
  • Veneers, laminates, hardwoods, and hardware systems
  • Familiarity with AutoCAD
  • Experience in commercial millwork

• Detail-oriented with strong problem-solving ability
• Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines
• Strong communication between office, shop, and field teams
• Process-driven with a focus on efficiency and accuracy

• Salary: $65,000 – $95,000+ (based on experience)
• Bonus potential tied to production efficiency and project success
• Health benefits, PTO, and growth opportunities