Architectural Drafter Designer
DevHubI'm looking for an experienced Architectural Drafter / Designer to join my growing Australian construction team. If you have a strong background in producing accurate architectural and construction drawings and have experience supporting Australian residential or light commercial projects, I'd love to hear from you.This is a fully remote role where you'll work closely with project managers, engineers, and estimators to deliver high-quality, construction-ready documentation.What You'll Be DoingPrepare architectural drawings and construction documentation from sketches, mark-ups, engineering details, and project specifications.Produce detailed floor plans, elevations, sections, framing details, and construction drawings.Revise and update drawings throughout the design and construction process.Ensure all documentation complies with Australian building standards, NCC requirements, and project specifications.Coordinate with project managers, engineers, estimators, and other tea ---------- mbers to ensure design accuracy.Maintain drawing registers, revisions, and organized project documentation.Interpret architectural plans, engineering drawings, and technical specifications.Assist in developing complete construction-ready documentation for residential and light commercial projects.What I'm Looking ForProven experience as an Architectural Drafter, Building Designer, or Architectural Technician.Proficiency in AutoCAD or other industry-standard drafting software.Strong understanding of architectural drafting standards and construction documentation.Ability to accurately interpret sketches, engineering drawings, and technical instructions.Excellent attention to detail and commitment to producing accurate work.Strong written and spoken English communication skills.Self-motivated and able to work independently in a remote environment.Reliable computer, stable internet connection, and a dedicated workspace.Highly PreferredPrevious experience working on Australian construction projects.Familiarity with the Australian National Construction Code (NCC) and Australian Standards.Experience with residential and/or light commercial construction.Knowledge OfStructural timber framingFacade systemsLight Gauge Steel Framing (LGSF/LSF)Experience preparing 2D construction documentation.Understanding of construction quality procedures and material take-offs.Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and technical documentation.Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills.Bachelor's degree or diploma in Architecture, Architectural Drafting, Building Design, or a related field is an advantage.Who Will Succeed in This RoleI'm looking for someone who is proactive, detail-oriented, and takes pride in producing accurate, construction-ready drawings. You'll be comfortable working remotely, communicating with an Australian-based team, managing multiple priorities, and consistently meeting project dea
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