TGS International Group
Computer Aided Design Engineer

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CAD Design Engineer – Data Centres
Location: Near Morley, West Yorkshire
Salary: £40,000 – £50,000 + Benefits
Employment: Permanent
Sector: Data Centres / Fibre / Structured Cabling / Connectivity
TGS International Group is supporting a specialist connectivity and fibre infrastructure business delivering complex network solutions across enterprise, colocation and hyperscale data centre environments.
Due to continued growth, they are looking for an experienced CAD Design Engineer to join their Yorkshire-based team, supporting the design and delivery of high-performance physical network infrastructure across major data centre projects in the UK and Europe.
This is not simply a 2D drafting role. The successful candidate will need to understand data centre connectivity infrastructure and be able to translate technical requirements, surveys and project information into accurate, buildable design packages for clients and installation teams.
The Role
- Produce detailed AutoCAD drawings for data centre connectivity and fibre infrastructure projects.
- Develop floorplans showing equipment locations, containment routes and network infrastructure.
- Produce detailed rack elevations, cabinet layouts and equipment arrangements.
- Develop fibre and copper connectivity drawings, schematics and technical documentation.
- Produce installation drawings and construction-ready design packages for site teams.
- Update drawings throughout the project lifecycle, including revisions, redlines and final as-built documentation.
- Work from client specifications, site surveys, architectural drawings and technical information.
- Coordinate with Project Managers, engineers and installation teams.
- Review designs for accuracy, constructability and compliance with project standards.
- Maintain drawing registers, revision control and associated technical documentation.
- Support the development of drawing templates, standards and design processes.
- Manage design requirements across multiple projects simultaneously.
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- Strong AutoCAD experience within an engineering, infrastructure or technical environment.
- Experience producing floorplans, rack elevations and installation/construction drawings.
- Experience within structured cabling, fibre, ICT, telecoms or data centre infrastructure.
- Understanding of physical network infrastructure and how it is installed on site.
- Knowledge of racks, cabinets, containment, copper and fibre infrastructure.
- Ability to interpret technical specifications, surveys, mark-ups and construction drawings.
- Strong attention to detail and experience with document and revision control.
- Ability to work closely with engineering, project and installation teams.
- Comfortable converting technical information into accurate, practical and buildable design documentation.
This is an excellent opportunity for a CAD Design Engineer looking to develop further within the data centre connectivity and infrastructure sector, working across major UK and European projects.
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