Remote Landscape Drafter

Remote Landscape Drafter – Job Description A Place Where Your Vision Makes a Difference Step into a career that lets you shape outdoor spaces for real people, with a team that sees you for who you are, wherever you are. Here, what matters is your curiosity, your craft, and your ability to connect design with the world around us. Our culture thrives on respect, honest conversation, and a belief that every voice adds something unique to our work. We go far beyond lines on a plan. Empathy, trust, and creativity are woven into every design we deliver and every meeting we share. If you’re energized by building environments that bring people together and want to grow with others who support you, this could be your next step. Why You’ll Feel at Home Here Every team member brings their story. Here, you’ll work with people who listen and encourage fresh perspectives. It doesn’t matter where you started—what matters is where you’re headed, and that you feel safe sharing your ideas. Our projects are shaped by feedback from all sides and truly represent the communities we serve. Everyone is welcome to participate, question, and help shape the outcome. Your journey here is your own, and you’ll be respected every step of the way. Real Support, Real Stories: Not long ago, one of our drafters arrived fresh from another field. What stood out was the warmth and willingness to mentor; regardless of their background, they found a team eager to help. Stories like this aren’t rare; they’re what define our work family. What You’ll Do Develop precise, detailed landscape drawings using AutoCAD, SketchUp, or similar programs—bringing a creative touch to every detail. Collaborate remotely with architects, project managers, and clients to bring ideas to life, listening to the input of everyone involved. Design layouts for planting, grading, and hardscape that are practical, attractive, and user-friendly for all. Join online meetings, share your input, and learn from others with respect and an open mind. Revise plans based on feedback—always with an eye on community needs, sustainability, and the latest guidelines. Prepare thorough documentation to support construction and compliance, ensuring that nothing is left to guesswork. Our Work Style: Connection Comes First You’ll be welcomed into a remote team that prioritizes people above all else. Our workday is about checking in, collaborating freely, and staying transparent on progress—no one gets left out or left behind. You’ll find plenty of ways to connect, whether you’re brainstorming new ideas or just catching up for a laugh. We respect your boundaries and routines; flexible schedules mean you can work when you’re at your best and step away when you need to. The Tools That Make It Happen From top-tier drafting software to creative presentation tools, you’ll have what you need to do your best work. Collaboration is easy and feedback is fast thanks to: AutoCAD and Revit for plan creation Adobe Creative Suite for visuals Real-time cloud project platforms GIS tools for deeper site analysis. If you find something that helps you create better, we want to hear about it—your input shapes how we work. What We’re Looking For Demonstrated experience in landscape drafting, with a portfolio showing your technical and design strengths Ability to work well remotely and communicate with teammates using digital tools Firm grasp of planting, grading, irrigation, and layout fundamentals Comfort using video, chat, and project management platforms Dedication to building inclusive spaces and championing sustainable design An eye for detail, a natural problem solver, and someone who’s always open to new ideas from colleagues Growing With Us We want your career to flourish alongside your skills. Here, learning isn’t just a benefit—it’s a core part of how we operate. Training, workshops, and daily teamwork are part of the package, and advancement comes from being curious, courageous, and true to yourself. You’ll find mentors and friends who’ll help you reach your goals—whatever path you choose. Salary & Perks Annual Salary: $65,423 Fully remote setup Health and wellness support Generous leave policies and paid holidays Resources for professional growth and certification Ready to Shape What’s Next? If the idea of designing outdoor spaces with meaning, in a workplace built on real inclusion and respect, appeals to you, reach out. The best teams are comprised of individuals who bring something unique to the table. Your perspective will help us create places that welcome and reflect people from all walks of life. Join us and see how your skills, ideas, and passion can shape the world—one landscape at a time. We’re committed to equal opportunity and look forward to seeing what you’ll bring to the table. Global Talent Invited: We encourage applications from the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, European Union, Australia, India, and numerous other international regions.

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