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Junior Dental CAD Engineer (Dental Technicians)

BGC, Manila, Philippines

Junior Dental CAD Engineer (Dental Technicians)

100% Onsite | BGC, Taguig

We are a digital dental lab with well-established CAD workflows built through years of real production work. Our systems are structured, our standards are clear, and our focus is on solving practical problems at scale. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working within proven processes, thinking logically, and taking pride in consistent, high-quality output.

This position is intended for Dental Technicians with hands-on lab experience, particularly in nightguards, RPDs, and dentures, who are ready to apply their dental knowledge in a CAD-driven environment.

 

What You’ll Be Working On

Your primary focus will be on nightguard, RPD, and denture design cases, where accuracy, consistency, and attention to detail are essential. These case types form the backbone of our production work and are where new team members build a strong foundation.

As you gain experience and demonstrate reliability, you will gradually be exposed to additional and more complex case types. Over time, this may include involvement in crown and bridge work, veneers, implant-related cases, and other advanced CAD designs.

 

Key Responsibilities

  • Design dental appliances using CAD software, starting with nightguards, RPDs, and dentures

  • Accurately interpret prescriptions, case instructions, and design requirements

  • Apply strong dental anatomy and lab fundamentals in a digital workflow

  • Maintain consistent quality standards across assigned cases

  • Communicate clearly with internal teams to resolve case-related questions

  • Follow established workflows, documentation, and quality controls

  • Keep systems, files, and tools organized and audit-ready

  • Contribute to continuous learning and process improvements within the team

 

What We’re Looking For

  • Dental Technician background is required

  • Hands-on lab experience with nightguards, RPDs, and dentures

  • Comfortable working on a computer for extended periods

  • Naturally tech-savvy and confident using a keyboard and mouse
    (If you’re comfortable navigating complex software or are used to precise mouse and keyboard control, you’ll likely adapt well)

  • Detail-oriented, disciplined, and able to work within structured systems

  • Willing to learn, take feedback, and grow in a production-focused environment

 

Why Join Us

  • Work within a team known for practical solutions and refined CAD workflows

  • Learn from experienced dental CAD professionals in a production environment

  • Stable, full-time onsite role with clear expectations and room to grow

  • A culture that values accuracy, consistency, and thoughtful problem-solving

 

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