Designer

• Assess engineering requirements and translate them into technical blueprints, drawings, layouts, and simulation models using CAD/CAM/CAE software.
• Develop and revise 2D drawings, 3D parametric models, assemblies, and associated documentation from approved engineering inputs.
• Create complete, unambiguous drawings defining geometry, interfaces, materials, finishes, processes, tolerances, inspection requirements, quantities, and assembly relationships.
• Select and apply GD&T features and tolerances in accordance with ASME Y14.5-2009.
• Evaluate tolerance accumulation and fit at part and assembly interfaces.
• Apply sound parametric modeling practices and maintain stable design intent and clean assembly structures.
• Check drawings and models for fit, form, function, completeness, consistency, manufacturability, inspectability, and standards compliance.
• Verify parts lists, item balloons, quantities, references, notes, weld symbols, revisions, and change markings across drawing packages.
• Maintain drawing, model, and reference-file integrity through document control, revision control, configuration management, and records processes.
• Resolve technical comments from engineers, checkers, fabricators, inspectors, and document change reviews.
• Coordinate with engineers and other disciplines to clarify requirements, document assumptions, identify missing inputs, and recommend drawing or modeling solutions.
• Plan assigned work, provide progress updates, and raise scope, resource, or schedule concerns.
• Support backlog reduction and mentor drafting personnel when requested.
• Perform other duties assigned by the BEA Technical Point of Contact.

• Translate engineering requirements into detailed drawings, 3D parametric models, assemblies, and technical documentation supporting fabrication and installation
• Develop and revise 2D drawings, 3D parametric models, assemblies, and associated documentation using approved engineering inputs
• Prepare drawings defining geometry, interfaces, materials, finishes, processes, tolerances, inspection requirements, and assembly relationships
• Apply GD&T in accordance with ASME Y14.5-2009
• Evaluate tolerance accumulation and fit at part and assembly interfaces
• Apply sound parametric modeling practices, including fully constrained sketches, stable design intent, controlled references, and organized assembly structures
• Independently check drawings and models for accuracy, completeness, fit, form, function, manufacturability, inspectability, and standards compliance
• Verify bills of material, parts lists, item balloons, quantities, drawing references, notes, weld symbols, and revision information
• Maintain drawing and model integrity through document control, revision control, configuration management, and records processes
• Resolve technical review comments and maintain an auditable record of changes
• Collaborate with engineers, designers, fabricators, and inspectors to clarify requirements and resolve discrepancies
• Manage assigned priorities, provide progress updates, and communicate scope, resource, or schedule concerns
• Support backlog reduction and mentor drafting personnel when requested
• Perform other duties assigned by the BEA Technical Point of Contact
• Provide occasional onsite support at Idaho National Laboratory’s Materials and Fuels Complex as needed