From Prototype to Production: 3D Printing Companies Hiring Now
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Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing as it’s more commonly referred to, is reshaping our manufacturing capabilities.
3D printing allows companies to speed up the manufacturing process from rapid prototyping to production. It is also a very cost effective and sustainable production method for companies to adopt.
Montreal-based AON3D is an exciting company that prints advanced materials for aerospace, R&D, industrial, and other industries. Parts that they have worked on have ended up on the International Space Station, the moon, and other out of this world places.
Amsterdam-founded online manufacturing platform Hubs that helps with everything from rapid prototyping to full scale production for over 35,000 businesses across the globe. People can upload a prototype, get an instant quote, and start production quickly with Hubs. The company offers its employees free lunch, 24 days paid leave, a yearly trip to Europe, and other benefits.
Massachusetts-based Markforged is an additive manufacturing company that specializes in metal and carbon fiber printing to create tough, factory floor ready parts. The company is expanding as well, having recently acquired 3D printing company Digital Metal. Last year, Markforged went public in a $2.1B SPAC deal.
If you want to work in this exciting industry that is changing how we manufacture products and is expected to grow to $50.8B by 2030, take a look at our list of 5 3D printing companies hiring now.
Industrial additive manufacturing solutions in the world’s most advanced thermoplastics11-50 Employees- B2B
- Growth StageExpanding market presence
- Top InvestorsThis company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
- YC FundedStartup funded by Y Combinator
- Website
- http://www.aon3d.com
- Employees
- 11-50
- Locations
- New York City, San Francisco, Montreal
- About
3D print high performance parts in the world’s most advanced thermoplastics and composites, including PEEK & ULTEM™, for aerospace, R&D, automotive, and industrial applications. The M2+ printer is the fastest and most affordable way to get strong, high-performance parts in the hands of engineers and designers. We help drive value chain efficiency, from product development to manufacturing.
- Industries
HRL LaboratoriesThe most exciting destination you haven't heard of!501-1000 EmployeesActively Hiring- Website
- https://www.hrl.com
- Employees
- 501-1000
- Locations
- Malibu, Camarillo, Calabasas, Ventura County
- About
HRL's scientists and engineers are on the leading edge of technology, conducting pioneering research, providing real-world technology solutions, and advancing the state of the art. We continue to be recognized as one of the world's premier physical science and engineering research laboratories.
- Industries
SemiconductorsRFIDSemiconductor Manufacturing EquipmentBlockchainsArtificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
Jobs
3 weeks ago$172k – $221kIn office • Malibu8 years of exp
- Scale StageRapidly increasing operations
- 4.8Highly ratedHubs is highly rated on Glassdoor, with 4.8 out of 5 stars
- 4.6Work / Life BalanceEmployees rate Hubs 4.6/5 on Glassdoor for work / life balance
- 4.7Strong LeadershipEmployees rate Hubs 4.7/5 on Glassdoor for faith in leadership
- Website
- http://www.hubs.com
- Employees
- 51-200
- About
Hubs, formerly 3D Hubs, is an online manufacturing platform that provides engineers with on-demand access to a global network of manufacturing services. Users can easily upload their design, instantly receive a quote, and start production at the click of a button.
- Industries
MarkforgedOffering a full suite of metal materials designed to help you manufacture complex parts affordably201-500 EmployeesActively Hiring- B2B
- Public StagePublicly traded company
- Top InvestorsThis company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
- Website
- http://markforged.com
- Employees
- 201-500
- About
Markforged transforms manufacturing with the most affordable 3D metal and carbon fiber printers capable of producing parts tough enough for the factory floor. Engineers, designers, and manufacturing professionals all over the world rely on Markforged metal and composite printers for tooling, fixtures, functional prototyping, and high-value end-use production. Founded in 2013 and based in Watertown, MA, Markforged has about 300 employees globally, with $137 million in both strategic and venture capital.
- Industries
- Enterprise Hardware
Jobs
- Top 1% of respondersXometry is in the top 1% of companies in terms of response time to applications
- Responds within a dayBased on past data, Xometry usually responds to incoming applications within a day
- B2B
- Public StagePublicly traded company
- Website
- https://www.xometry.com
- Employees
- 1001-5000
- Locations
- Durham, Lexington, Bethesda, Gaithersburg
- About
Xometry, backed by General Electric, Highland Capital Partners, and other venture investors, is a rapidly growing startup that is transforming American manufacturing. Our proprietary instant quoting technology and nationwide network of manufacturers provides an unparalleled on-demand manufacturing experience.
- Industries
Jobs
From Prototype to Production: 3D Printing Companies Hiring Now
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