10/01/2026
Olympia Stone is a premier high-end stone fabricator in the Indianapolis area. We are looking for a skilled CAD Detailer & CNC Programmer to serve as the link between digital field measurement & our state-of-the-art manufacturing floor.
Responsibilities:
Template Clean-up: Receive digital field template files & prep them for engineering, ensuring all raw data lines are clean, accurately oriented, and formatted correctly.
Coordination & QC: Serve as the primary point of contact for our subcontracted CAD team. Audit returned shop drawings for absolute accuracy, clarity, & manufacturability before giving final approval.
AlphaCam & CNC Programming: Convert approved CAD shop drawings into machine-readable files using AlphaCam software for our automated bridge saws & multi-axis CNC machines.
Cross-Team Collaboration: Work closely w/ Project Managers, Field Templaters, & Shop Operators to troubleshoot drawing discrepancies & ensure smooth production.
We Are Looking For:
AutoCAD & AlphaCam Experience: Core competence in 2D AutoCAD & familiarity with AlphaCam (or similar CAM software) are preferred.
Industry Experience, Blueprint Literacy, Ruthless Attention to Detail, “Go with the Flow” Mindset, Coachability & Adaptability, Physical & Environment Requirements: Comfortably lift up to 50-75 lbs.
Details & Benefits
Job Type: Full-time-Permanent
Location: Indianapolis area (On-site/Shop-adjacent office)
Schedule: 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
Compensation: $24.00-$32.00 / hour
Benefits: Health, Vision, Dental, 401(k) matching, PTO
How to Apply
To apply, please submit your resume to [email protected] w/ "CAD Designer Rockstar" in the subject line.
In the email, tell us about yourself & what makes you a CAD RockStar. Please evaluate your technical background & eye for accuracy in your email body:
Describe a specific instance where you caught a technical mistake or flaw on a drawing, template, or model before it hit the production floor. What was the issue, & how did you resolve it with the drafter or team?
What specific habits, tools, or quality-control checklists do you use to ensure zero-defect accuracy in your CAD files before handing them off?
