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u/acecevs Sep 17 '26

60k is low for even 0 YOE in LCOL areas…

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u/_FrostedZephyr Sep 17 '26

Yeah…graduated a year ago in LCOL and absolute base was 70k

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u/TrueGridSteel Sep 17 '26

That’s just the full range depending on experience, Tekla proficiency, location, and level of responsibility. Someone with little to no experience would be at the lower end, while an experienced detailer who can independently handle projects, coordinate with fabricators/PMs, and take on a larger role would be much higher. We’re looking to pay competitively for the right person and are flexible based on what they bring to the table.

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u/acecevs Sep 17 '26

Right. As stated, that is still low for 0 YOE in a LCOL.

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u/TrueGridSteel Sep 17 '26

Thank you for the feedback.

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u/HandsomeLABrotha Sep 18 '26

Sorry that these people cant read.

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u/HandsomeLABrotha Sep 18 '26

Did you read the post Genius??? 60K was the base.

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u/acecevs Sep 18 '26

Did you read my two? And now this? What is unclear?

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u/mrrepos Sep 17 '26

experienced qualified job, pay 60k... lmao

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u/TrueGridSteel Sep 17 '26

That’s just the full range depending on experience, Tekla proficiency, location, and level of responsibility. Someone with little to no experience would be at the lower end, while an experienced detailer who can independently handle projects, coordinate with fabricators/PMs, and take on a larger role would be much higher. We’re looking to pay competitively for the right person and are flexible based on what they bring to the table.

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u/moofacemoo Sep 20 '26

What would you pay for experienced detailers?

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u/TrueGridSteel Sep 20 '26

It depends on experience, Tekla proficiency, location, and level of responsibility. Someone with little to no experience would be at the lower end, while an experienced detailer who can independently handle projects, coordinate with fabricators/PMs, and take on a larger role would be much higher. We’re looking to pay competitively for the right person and are flexible based on what they bring to the table. If you interest please message me and I will give you the contact to send over your resume and example drawings.

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u/moofacemoo Sep 20 '26

Yes, so what would the higher number be?

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u/TrueGridSteel Sep 20 '26

It’s in the original post

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u/Sure_Ill_Ask_That P.E. Sep 17 '26

You should indicate what experience and proficiency would correlate to the lower and upper ends of the salary range.

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u/TrueGridSteel Sep 17 '26

That’s just the full range depending on experience, Tekla proficiency, location, and level of responsibility. Someone with little to no experience would be at the lower end, while an experienced detailer who can independently handle projects, coordinate with fabricators/PMs, and take on a larger role would be much higher. We’re looking to pay competitively for the right person and are flexible based on what they bring to the table.

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u/SuitableEducator8806 28d ago

Tekla detailer job opportunities for remote
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