Contributors

I work as an Application Engineer in Jakarta, Indonesia. I've been using AutoCAD since R14 and Revit since Revit Building 9. I occasionally write for AUGIWorld magazine and also active in Autodesk discussion forum.
I'm certified as Revit Architecture 2014 and AutoCAD 2014 certified professional. I'm also a member of Autodesk Expert Elite, appreciation for individuals who give contribution to Autodesk community.
Connect with me on twitter or LinkedIn

Paul Munford is the CAD/CAM manager at Halstock cabinet makers in the UK. Paul is a contributor to AUGIworld and D3D Magazine, and has been a speaker at Autodesk University for the last three years.
Paul is a firm believer that your CAD software shouldn't hinder your creativity or productivity and writes awesome tips, tricks and tutorials for AutoCAD and Autodesk Inventor on his blog Cadsetterout.com.
Paul Is currently working on his first eBook '101 AutoCADTips' You can find out more here:
http://cadsetterout.com/coming-soon-101-autocad-tips/

My name is Andriana Teja Permana and I’m usually called Teja. I’m married with a child. My current job is as mechanical design engineer . I learn about mechanical design in Bandung Polytechnic for Manufacturing. For me, design is not only a competence, it’s a hobby. And it seems that writing will be my next hobby.

Chuck Kirasic is a Senior CADD Designer for OHM-Advisors based in Livonia MI, USA.
Chuck has over 26 years of CADD design experience in the transportation design industry utilizing MicroStation V8i, Power GEOPAK and SignCAD software.

I'm an Electrical Engineering student, who happens to enjoy AutoCAD more than any other electricity related subjects. I'm working with the software since the 2014 version, and it seems every new project makes me learn something different. I'm currently teaching basic and advanced AutoCAD through distance courses and designing electrical blueprints for partners.
You can connect with me through Linkedin, and it would be awesome to share experiences.

I am currently working on a civil engineering degree and working part-time doing AutoCAD, Revit, site inspections, cost estimates, and CAD/BIM tutoring. I have taught AutoCAD and Revit courses as an adjunct professor. My goal is to become a reputable structural engineer. I enjoy being outdoors and cooking.
You can reach me on twitter: @ThatCADguy

Mike Mattson is a 20 year veteran of the CAD industry. He learned AutoCAD at r13 (Oh! It’s Windows based!) and currently uses Microstation V8i to design electrical substations in the United States. He enjoys reading, motorcycling and puzzling through poorly documented CAD software features. He lives with his first wife and only daughter about 400 miles southeast of the geographic center of North America.