Shaping The Future Of Manufacturing: 5 Exciting 3D Companies Hiring Now
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From beautiful two-story homes to groundbreaking bike designs to drones capable of constructing 3D printed structures in disaster zones, 3D Printing is revolutionizing the manufacturing industry.
3D printing is quickly shaping into the most efficient and sustainable way to manufacture on both a micro and macro scale.
Xometry is a manufacturing company that offers AI-enabled solutions for on-demand manufacturing with instant quoting technology, a nationwide network of manufacturers, and more. Their Go Green initiative gives customers the option to offset their carbon footprint.
Threekit is a visualization platform that allows their clients to easily and effectively render and deploy 3D product configurations. While they don’t produce the products themselves, their 3D technology is cutting edge and can greatly increase the customer experience that a company can provide.
San Francisco-Based Gantri helps designers create and sell designs directly to consumers. Sustainability is a top priority for the company which uses innovative plant-based materials rather than traditional plastic.
If you want to help shape the future of the manufacturing industry, look no further. Here is our list of 5 exciting 3D tech companies hiring now.
- 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
- 5.0Highly ratedThreekit is highly rated on Glassdoor, with 5.0 out of 5 stars
- 4.8Work / Life BalanceEmployees rate Threekit 4.8/5 on Glassdoor for work / life balance
- 5.0Strong LeadershipEmployees rate Threekit 5.0/5 on Glassdoor for faith in leadership
- Website
- https://www.threekit.com/
- Employees
- 51-200
- Locations
- Chicago, San Francisco, Ottawa
- About
Threekit makes product visualization easy. Once your products are loaded into the system, we do the heavy lifting—rendering images on 3D Configurator, Virtual Photographer or Augmented Reality, deploying them to the right channels and keeping them accessible and organized on our content management system.
- Industries
Configuration ManagementModular, Furniture Manufacturers, E Commerce, 3 D Representation
Jobs
- Website
- http://www.link3d.co
- Employees
- 1001-5000
- Locations
- Japan, New York City, New Jersey, Colorado
- About
LINK3D's Additive Manufacturing workflow software was born out of the need to help businesses quickly adopt Additive Manufacturing to achieve the promised benefits of Industry 4.0. Increase speed of product innovation and achieve on-demand distributed manufacturing.
- Industries
- B2B
- Early StageStartup in initial stages
- Website
- https://www.azul3d.com/
- Employees
- 11-50
- Locations
- Chicago
- About
There has been growing demand in the manufacturing sector for additive manufacturing techniques to move beyond prototyping and onto the factory floor. Azul 3D’s innovative technology is primed to meet this growing demand and be the first company to achieve high-throughput production runs using 3D printing, no matter the size of what is being printed.
- Industries
- B2C
- Growth StageExpanding market presence
- Website
- https://www.gantri.com/
- Employees
- 51-200
- Locations
- San Francisco
- About
We help designers create high-quality, affordable and sustainable modern designs and sell directly to consumers. We manufacture products on-demand using cutting-edge 3D printing and innovative plant-based materials.
- Industries
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