Posted Oct 9, 2026

Mechanical Drafter Designer (Remote Contract)

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Our client, an established Kennewick, Washington engineering organization specializing in engineering and design solutions for government and regulated industry clients, is in need of a Mechanical Drafter Designer. This is a fully remote contract opportunity anticipated to last approximately four to six weeks, ideally for someone who can work full time during business hours. Responsibilities: create and revise detailed 3D models and 2D mechanical drawings using Autodesk Inventor, SolidWorks, and AutoCAD; develop fabrication and assembly drawings for custom mechanical equipment; create and modify assemblies, weldments, sheet metal components, structural frames, enclosures, and supports; translate engineering concepts, sketches, specifications, calculations, and redlines into production-ready drawings; create and maintain BOMs; develop dimensions, tolerances, material specifications, weld callouts, and fabrication notes; apply GD and T; incorporate engineering comments and design changes; review drawings for accuracy and manufacturability; support fabrication package preparation and revision; maintain drawing revisions and documentation; collaborate with mechanical and electrical engineers; participate in design reviews; ensure compliance with project specifications and quality requirements. Requirements: professional mechanical drafting and design experience; strong proficiency with Autodesk Inventor, SolidWorks, and AutoCAD; experience with 3D models, assemblies, and 2D fabrication drawings for custom fabricated equipment, weldments, sheet metal, structural assemblies, or industrial equipment; strong understanding of drawing practices, tolerances, and GD and T; BOM and drawing package experience; ability to interpret specifications, calculations, sketches, and redlines; understanding of welding, machining, and sheet metal fabrication; strong attention to detail; ability to collaborate in a fully remote environment. Experience on federal, government, nuclear, energy, or laboratory projects is an asset.