Mechanical Designer

I'm partnering with an established, fast-growing commercial mechanical contractor in the Denver metro area to hire a VDC Technician — and this one's a genuine ground-floor opportunity.

My client launched their Virtual Design & Construction team about a year ago. It's taken off, and they're now adding their second team member to help shape where the program goes next. You won't be plugging into a rigid legacy pipeline — you'll help build the standards, tools, and workflows from the ground up.

If you love turning real-world field conditions into precise models and fabrication drawings, and you want to grow with a department that's expanding fast, let's talk.

• Build as-built 3D models of existing project sites using 3D scanning tools
• Produce 2D and 3D fabrication drawings for piping systems in AutoCAD, Revit, or Solid Works
• Develop isometric, spool, and layout drawings for fabrication and installation
• Run clash detection and coordinate early with architects, engineers, PMs, and shop/field supervisors
• Help develop drafting templates, standards, and a quality-control program from scratch
• Keep drawings and models current and accessible to field installers

• A drafting/design foundation — a degree, certificate, or equivalent in mechanical engineering, CAD/BIM, construction management, or drafting & design technology
• Proficiency (or strong aptitude) in AutoCAD and/or Revit
• Recent grads are encouraged to apply — my client will train the right person
• Detail-oriented, organized, and genuinely excited to help build something new
• Comfortable with periodic site visits (climbing ladders, active construction, varied conditions)

• Ground floor of a department that's growing fast — your work shapes how it runs
• Modern tools and a modern approach, not the old-school way of doing things
• A real growth path — the first hire on this team was promoted within a year
• An established, well-backed company with long-term stability behind it