Quentin joined Autodesk in 2012 and provides product support for AutoCAD Plant 3D and P&ID. Prior to joining Autodesk in the Lake Oswego, Oregon office, he had lived in Texas his whole life. While in Texas he has worked various CAD jobs as a CAD drafter, engineering assistant and CAD manager. These CAD jobs were mainly focused in the oil and gas industry and ammonia refrigeration. Quentin also was able to share some of his CAD knowledge while being employed as a high school drafting instructor for five years.
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