Trainer, 3D Scan – Mechanical Engineering & Scan-to-CAD

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Germany.

📋 Description

• Provide hands-on training in the fundamentals of 3D scanning, emphasizing mechanical engineering.

• Instruct participants on the entire scan-to-CAD workflow, which includes 3D scanning, point clouds, mesh creation, reverse engineering, CAD modeling, technical drawing, and manufacturing.

• Oversee project work utilizing actual components.

• Integrate current technologies and real-world industrial applications into the training.

• Assist participants in effectively applying their knowledge in practical scenarios.

• Facilitate training sessions in a virtual classroom setting.

⛳️ Requirements

• A technical degree or education in fields such as mechanical engineering, mechatronics, product development, or surveying.

• Minimum of three years of hands-on experience in 3D scanning, reverse engineering, or digital data capture.

• Strong understanding of various scanning technologies including laser, structured-light, or handheld scanners.

• Proficient in managing point clouds, mesh data, and file types (STL, OBJ, PLY, STEP).

• Experience in preparing and post-processing scan data.

• Practical knowledge in integrating scan data into CAD systems.

• Background in reverse engineering of mechanical components and assemblies.

• Good grasp of technical drawings and fundamental design principles.

• Experience in teaching adults or providing training sessions.

• Familiarity with Artec Studio, Geomagic (Design X/Warp), PolyWorks, VXelements, or FARO Scene.

• Proficient in at least one CAD software, such as Inventor, SolidWorks, Creo, or NX.

• Understanding of metrology, quality standards, and data evaluation.

• Capable of evaluating scan results for accuracy and usability.

• Experience with practical workflows and project-based learning approaches.

• Interest in digital twins, digitalization, and the scan-to-CAD process.

• Nice-to-have: Certifications from scanner or software manufacturers.

• Nice-to-have: Background in optical metrology or quality assurance.

• Nice-to-have: Knowledge of 3D printing or additive manufacturing.

• Nice-to-have: Experience with mobile mapping, drone scanning, or large-scale scanning initiatives.

• Nice-to-have: Exposure to AI, BIM, or AR/VR technologies.

• Nice-to-have: Experience in delivering online training sessions.

• A process-oriented understanding of the scan-to-CAD workflow.

• Ability to convey complex topics clearly, understandably, and with enthusiasm.

• Self-motivated, organized, and learner-centered approach to work.

🏝️ Benefits

• Opportunities for personal development.

• Independence in work practices.

• Stability with long-term contracts.

• Fair and reliable deployment planning based on competencies.

• Flexibility to work remotely from home.

• Structured pre-planning period ranging from three to nine months.

• Teaching from a home office environment using Microsoft 365.

• An innovative working atmosphere.

• A friendly and supportive workplace culture.

• Clear and transparent communication.

• Active collaboration among trainers.

• Participation in digital networking events.

• Access to discounted seminars.

• Comprehensive onboarding process.

• Discounts available for obtaining pedagogical qualifications (AEVO).