Structural Drafter, Revit

Blue View Builder

. Develop and maintain accurate 3D structural models in Autodesk Revit for light-gauge steel (CFS/LGS) and wood-framed buildings .

Posted 10/28/2026full-timeRemote • BrazilMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Proficiency in Autodesk Revit for structural modeling and documentation is essential, along with a solid understanding of light-gauge steel and wood-framed construction principles. Effective communication and collaboration skills are crucial for coordinating with various project stakeholders and ensuring the production of clear, constructible documents.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Autodesk Revit ProficiencyStructural Light-Gauge Steel ConstructionWood-Framed Construction KnowledgePermit-Ready Structural Drawings ProductionShop Drawings for Fabrication Experience

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Hard Skills

3D Structural ModelingPermit-Ready DrawingsConstruction-Ready Shop DrawingsFraming LayoutsQuantity Take-OffsDetailing PracticesConnection DetailingFraming PrinciplesModular Construction WorkflowsClash Detection

Soft Skills

Attention to DetailOrganizational SkillsEffective CommunicationCollaboration SkillsAbility to Manage Multiple Priorities

Tools & Technologies

Scottsdale Construction SystemsNavisworksMetal Wood Framing Systems

Industry Keywords

Light-Gauge SteelWood FramingResidential ProjectsMultifamily ProjectsPrefabricated Construction

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Develop and maintain accurate 3D structural models in Autodesk Revit for light-gauge steel (CFS/LGS) and wood-framed buildings
Produce permit-ready structural drawings including plans, elevations, sections, details, schedules, and notes meeting applicable building codes and jurisdiction requirements
Create construction-ready shop drawings, connection details, framing layouts, and fabrication drawings for light-gauge steel and wood systems
Coordinate structural models and drawings with architectural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing disciplines to resolve clashes and maintain model integrity
Generate and update framing plans, shear wall layouts, header/beam schedules, hold-down and anchorage details, and typical connection details
Apply company standards, templates, families, and detailing practices consistently across projects
Support modular and panelized construction workflows when applicable, including panel layouts, connection detailing, and coordination with manufacturing/fabrication teams
Perform basic quantity take-offs and assist with material schedules as required
Incorporate engineer mark-ups, redlines, and RFI responses promptly and accurately
Maintain drawing revision control, issue logs, and project documentation
Participate in internal model reviews, quality checks, and coordination meetings
Assist in developing and refining Revit families, templates, and standard details for light-gauge steel and wood framing

Requirements

What you’ll need

Proven proficiency in Autodesk Revit for structural modeling and documentation (recent version experience preferred)
Demonstrated ability to produce permit-ready structural drawings and construction-ready shop drawings
Solid understanding of structural light-gauge steel (CFS/LGS) construction, including framing principles, connections, and detailing practices
Solid understanding of wood-framed construction, including conventional framing, engineered lumber, shear walls, and related detailing
Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and ability to manage multiple priorities under deadlines
Effective communication and collaboration skills with engineers, architects, and project stakeholders
Experience with Metal Wood Framing (MWF) systems or similar hybrid framing approaches (preferred)
Experience with Scottsdale Construction Systems software or comparable light-gauge steel design/detailing software (preferred)
Understanding of modular, panelized, or prefabricated construction methods and associated detailing/coordination requirements (preferred)
Experience producing shop drawings for fabrication or modular manufacturing (preferred)
Familiarity with Navisworks or other clash detection tools (preferred)
Prior experience in residential, multifamily projects (preferred)
Ability to work independently while following established standards
Willingness to learn company-specific workflows, families, and detailing conventions
Commitment to producing clear, coordinated, and constructible documents