Jobs in Computational Design

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Permalink Reply by yogamaja on March 15, 2025 at 1:38pm

Searching for jobs in computational design can be a bit of a maze, especially when platforms like Indeed don’t make the process as seamless as they could. I was looking for relevant listings and had some trouble uploading my portfolio through their site. After running into these issues, I contacted https://indeed.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html . They responded quickly and helped resolve the issue. It’s nice when support is efficient, but I really think the platform could do more to ensure a smoother experience for people seriously job hunting.

Permalink Reply by Charlie Flint on September 17, 2025 at 7:29am

I’ve also been trying to find a job for a while, sending my portfolio and resume to job sites, but suddenly I came to the thought that I’m not that interesting of a specialist who can attract an employer. Unfortunately, of course. Now I’m thinking I need to somehow improve my knowledge or skills, maybe study somewhere, get a new specialty. Basically, just develop myself somehow to handle the competition.

Permalink Reply by Maximilian Hohenzollern yesterday

They say that now finding and getting a job is harder than it was before, because employers look at every candidate more carefully. It’s no longer just an interview where you can present yourself, but also different tests like the mass test and others for different specialties, which directly confirm your skills and understanding of what you’ll have to work with.