Advanced Autodesk Inventor experience, including large assemblies, model configurations, derived parts, iParts/iAssemblies, frame generator, sheet metal, routed systems, or other advanced modeling features.
Experience with Autodesk Vault, AutoCAD, Fusion 360, or other CAD/PDM/PLM tools.
Strong working knowledge of ASME Y14.5 GD&T; practices and ASME Y14-series drawing standards.
Experience supporting Digital Twin, Digital Thread, Model-Based Definition, Model-Based Systems Engineering, or PLM-enabled product lifecycle initiatives.
Familiarity with PDM/PLM concepts, including lifecycle states, item masters, BOM management, revision control, engineering change workflows, part metadata, and digital-thread traceability.
Experience supporting defense, aerospace, Navy, R&D;, test facility, industrial equipment, launch systems, pressure systems, structural hardware, or electromechanical integration.
Experience developing drawings for machined parts, weldments, sheet metal, brackets, fixtures, harness-support hardware, equipment racks, mechanical interfaces, or facility-integrated hardware.
Experience supporting fabrication shops, machine shops, assembly teams, installation teams, or field-test operations.
Familiarity with engineering change processes, configuration management, controlled technical documentation, as-built records, and fielded-hardware configuration reconciliation.