Graphic Design & Permitting Specialist

February 28, 2026

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Create detailed UL-compliant shop drawings, wiring diagrams, and structural fabrication blueprints for signage using CorelDRAW. Bridge the gap between conceptual sales designs and production, ensuring electrical efficiency and compliance for manufacturing and installation.

Responsibilities

Technical Drawings: Produce fabrication-ready, detailed drawings including UL (Underwriters Laboratories) compliance, structural requirements, and electrical schematics.
Design & Engineering: Create electrical, lighting, and wiring plans (e.g., LED layouts, neon, transformers).
Permitting & Production: Develop permit packages and detailed shop drawings used for fabrication and installation.
Collaboration: Work with sales teams, project managers, and fabricators to ensure design accuracy and feasibility.
Software Proficiency: Utilize CAD tools, CorelDRAW to produce high-quality, accurate visuals.
Manage the permitting process from submission to final approval.
Other duties as assigned by management

Qualifications

Analytical, collaborative and trustworthy
Excellent verbal and written communication, interpersonal, time management, problem-solving, and math skills
High level of trustworthiness, accountability, accuracy, and efficiency, especially when multitasking
Independent work ethic with the ability to be self-motivated
Highly organized with strong attention to detail/consistency
Strong understanding of structural and electrical requirements
Ability to create scaled site plans, elevations, section details, mounting details and electrical layouts
Strong organizational skills
Strong commitment to following processes while holding themselves accountable
Have an understanding of zoning codes and how to find them
Understand wind load calculations
Understand structural attachment methods
Understand foundation requirements
Capable of reading stamped engineering drawings
Knowledge of when engineering would be required vs not
Understanding of electrical load requirements
Strong competency with documentation organization and record-keeping

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