Bridge CAD Designer — Hybrid Role with Growth & PTO

GFT; Marlton (NJ); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work environment

Wellness programs

Parental leave

Pet insurance

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance

401(k) savings plan

Competitive PTO accrual

Tuition reimbursement

Professional development support

Incentive compensation

Job summary

GFT is seeking a Bridge CADD Technician to join the Transportation group at Marlton, NJ or New York office, with a hybrid work model requiring regular attendance in Marlton. The role focuses on drafting and modeling for bridges and roadway structures using CADD and OpenBridge Modeling, supporting resilient, multimodal transportation projects.

You'll gather field data, create construction plans, and collaborate within a roadway design team to ensure plans meet design standards while developing

Qualifications

• 2–10 years of applicable experience preferred but not required.
• Proficiency in CADD and MS Office suite.
• Strong communication skills, both oral and written.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical drafting for bridge and roadway designs.
• Create and modify drawings and 3D models using CADD software.
• Collect field data and develop construction plans.
• Work within a roadway design group to complete projects.

Skills

Proficiency in CADD

Strong oral and written communication

Education

Associate’s degree in CADD Design, Engineering Technology or a related field

Tools

CADD software

MS Office

Job description

GFT is seeking a Bridge CADD Technician to join the Transportation group at Marlton, NJ or New York office, with a hybrid work model requiring regular attendance in Marlton. The role focuses on drafting and modeling for bridges and roadway structures using CADD and OpenBridge Modeling, supporting resilient, multimodal transportation projects.

You'll gather field data, create construction plans, and collaborate within a roadway design team to ensure plans meet design standards while developing