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SilverStoneZ
07-20-2006, 01:09 PM
Does anyone know of any companies in the Kennesaw,Woodstock,Roswell,Alpharetta area that are looking for an experienced AutoCAD drafter for a full time drafting position I have experience with Architecture, Mechanical, Civil Drafting.

If anyone knows a place please PM me with info thanks.

speedminded
07-20-2006, 01:11 PM
Does anyone know of any companies in the Kennesaw,Woodstock,Roswell,Alpharetta area that are looking for an experienced AutoCAD drafter for a full time drafting position I have experience with Architecture, Mechanical, Civil Drafting.

If anyone knows a place please PM me with info thanks.PM Matt..."A.P. Photography" http://forums.importatlanta.com/member.php?u=1912 There may be one in Smryna for you.

There's another one in Lawrenceville that i'm looking into.

GTScoob
07-20-2006, 01:15 PM
I'd get so sick of having to do AutoCAD for a living. I'm sure it pays pretty well but its too tedious. Do you need to have any sort of degree or just AutoCAD knowledge?

N/A EK
07-20-2006, 01:48 PM
I do AutoCAD for Siemens EA here in Alpharetta, but they r not hiring right now. I'll let u know if anthing come's up:goodjob:

SilverStoneZ
07-20-2006, 02:02 PM
Cool thanks for the info guys let me know if anything turns up.

Romeyo07
07-20-2006, 02:31 PM
Been using autocad since I was 13....I don't think we need anyone right now either (Land Surveying). I don't have a degree, and I'd run circles around those that do. Call around or go on Monster/Career builder.

It pays well, and I can't complain. I do it everyday.

speedminded
07-20-2006, 02:35 PM
Been using autocad since I was 13....I don't think we need anyone right now either (Land Surveying). I don't have a degree, and I'd run circles around those that do. Call around or go on Monster/Career builder.

It pays well, and I can't complain. I do it everyday.damn, where were you when i needed to get out of a speeding ticket?! I needed a gun to get a quick distance to see if his line of sight was less than 500'