New Year, New Career: Find Your Next Architecture Job Through Architizer


It’s hard to find the right architecture job in the right location at the right time — but when you do, it can lead to one of the most inspiring careers out there. That’s why we’re excited to announce the relaunch of Architizer Jobs to help talented architects, designers and graduating students find the perfect position in your profession, anywhere in the world.

Find Your Ideal Architecture Job

To create the optimal experience for architectural job hunters, Architizer has teamed up with ZipRecruiter to create an application experience that is more efficient and rewarding than the other architecture job boards out there. Here’s what’s on offer for job hunters:

  • Create a free, professional profile and resume with just a few clicks
  • Connect your LinkedIn account to build a complete profile
  • Create customized job alerts to get notifications on the positions that matter to you
  • See your job history and keep track of pending applications

Using a robust, user-friendly platform, the application process is simple. Applicants can quickly find opportunities in architecture using powerful search tools, and then complete a simple form to apply instantly.

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Find Your Ideal Architecture Hire

For architecture firms looking to hire, Architizer Jobs is a compelling choice too. Over half a million talented architects, designers and students come to Architizer every week, many of whom are looking for their next big career move. Recruiters can gain access to this huge talent pool, as well as a suite of tools to make hiring easier.

Join the likes of BIG, Handel Architects and Workshop/APD in hiring directly from the world’s most vibrant community of architects online.

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