Cabinet CAD Draftsman

Join the Team at Hunter Trim and Cabinets – Where Craftsmanship Meets Career Growth

We are hiring for a Cabinet CAD Draftsman experienced in Cabinet Vision to join a collaborative, people-first team that values craftsmanship, consistency, and clear communication. This role is ideal for someone in the middle of their career who enjoys cabinetry design, thrives in a supportive work environment, and wants to grow with a company that truly cares about its people. You’ll be working closely with engineering, design, and production teams to create accurate drawings that bring custom cabinetry projects to life.

What You’ll Do

Create layout and design drawings using Cabinet Vision

Produce detailed submittals, shop drawings, and cut lists

Make revisions and maintain drawing accuracy throughout project changes

Interpret architectural plans and apply proper millwork standards

Support production teams with clear, proactive communication

Participate in continuous improvement efforts across the department

Who We’re Looking For

1–3+ years of experience with Cabinet Vision and a solid understanding of cabinetry fundamentals

Strong attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple active projects at once

A clear and consistent communicator who thrives in a collaborative team environment

Highly organized, dependable, and takes pride in accuracy and quality workmanship

Skilled in reading architectural drawings and translating them into production-ready documents

What You Can Expect

A collaborative and supportive work environment—free from unnecessary pressure or competition

A stable and expanding company known for delivering quality results

Leadership that prioritizes people, clear communication, and continuous growth

A position where your contributions play a key role in successful project outcomes

Opportunities for skill development and long-term career advancement

A full-time, on-site role (40 hours per week, with occasional overtime as needed)

Working Environment

You’ll primarily be based in the office, with regular time spent on the shop floor to confirm details and collaborate closely with the production team. The environment is hands-on, supportive, and focused on craftsmanship—where designers, engineers, and builders work together seamlessly from start to finish.