As a graduate of the Computer Aided Drafting Technology program, you will be prepared for a variety of jobs, including:
Demand for Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) professionals varies by specialty and depends on the needs of local industry, particularly architectural and engineering services. Income for CAD designers depends on where you live, your level of skill and experience and which degree you earn.
Computer Aided Drafting Technology students are required to complete a 10-week cooperative work assignment (co-op) to gain real-world experience working in a computer-aided design environment.
The following employers throughout the country have hired Computer Aided Drafting Technology students and graduates:
Bergmann Associates
City of Los Angeles Bureau of Public Works
Clark Patterson Associates
DeWolff Partnership Architects
Erdman Anthony
Federal Highway Administration
FRA Engineering
Middleborough Gas and Electric
Missouri Department of Transportation
PBS & J
St. John Fisher College
Stantech Consulting
Stanton Architects, Inc.
SWBR Architects
Synalozski Gutierrez Romanik Architects, Inc.
Wallin/Gomez Architects, Ltd.