Careers in Computational Design, ML & AI for Engineering & Architecture

Explore the Latest Jobs in AI for Engineering, Computational Design, and Additive Manufacturing: July 2025

Jul 01, 2025

Looking for a job in machine learning, computational design and/or advanced manufacturing? This month’s Bits to Atoms job board highlights new career opportunities at the intersection of AI, simulation, engineering and architecture.

Drive developments in generative design, simulation software development, digital fabrication and additive manufacturing, from innovative startups to leading research labs.

Whether you're a computational designer, mechanical engineer, or software developer, explore open positions shaping the future of design and production.

Opportunities range from R&D internships and PhD positions to senior engineering, product management, and leadership roles in design innovation.

Companies hiring include major tech brands, global design and manufacturing firms, research institutions, and early-stage startups working at the forefront of digital fabrication and AI integration.

These positions are based in global innovation hubs such as London, New York, Zurich, Amsterdam, and across the Europe, United States, Canada, and the UK, offering remote, hybrid, and on-site opportunities for professionals and researchers alike.

Several open roles this month come directly from members of the CDFAM community, spanning software development, research, and advanced manufacturing.

These include opportunities at organizations pioneering simulation, computational design, and 3D printing. If you're attending CDFAM Amsterdam, it’s a unique chance to meet hiring teams and collaborators in person, deepen connections, and explore how your skills align with active projects shaping the future of design and engineering.

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Other roles open around the world include positions in AI for engineering, computational design, simulation, and additive manufacturing, spanning industry, academia, and research across Europe, North America, and beyond.

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