Thought there may be someone interested here. See http://www.aecb.net/forum/index.php?topic=2100.msg8231;boardseen#new

Hope they don't mind me copying and pasting

Job Vacancy: Architectural Technologist
Full time
Pay scale: £16,000 – 20, 000 depending on experience
About Amazonails
Amazonails is a not-for-profit social enterprise, providing training, design, consultancy and build services to companies and individuals. We have earned our reputation as a leading designer and innovator in the arena of sustainable construction by remaining true to our social and environmental aims. We are concerned to limit the use of cement, plastic, and all materials of high-embodied energy in our designs with the aim of achieving affordable, thermally super-efficient buildings with a low-environmental impact. We work to very high standards and are not willing to compromise our reputation by reducing these standards for financial or commercial reasons.
Job Spec
Your varied daily role will see you responsible for the preparation of CAD drawings for innovative strawbale building designs. You will work within the Design Team in order to help comply with all business and client needs. This will include checking that designs comply with building regulations, putting together a working pack of construction drawings, producing elevations and sections, drawing 3D layouts. You may also attend site visits and other events to represent amazonails.
Person Specification
The successful candidate will have the ability to use AutoCAD efficiently, and have a high level of IT skills. You will ideally be qualified to at least HND level. You will have had some experience either as a CAD technician, architectural technician or design coordinator, for a construction company or Architectural firm.
This role will offer the successful candidate a chance to progress with the company.

If this role is of interest to you then please email your cv and a covering letter stating how you think you skills and experience will to emmaATamazonailsDOTorgDOTuk

Dave,

Posted By: Mike Georgenot-for-profit social enterprise

None the less I think you should go for it!... ....they'd not know what hit them!

J