We are always open to adding to our team at 3DSourced, so if you think you’re a great fit then please do get in touch.

You can contact us about Careers at: [email protected].

Include the email subject line “Careers: 3DSourced” and then the role you are interested in, along with your CV and cover letter.

Current openings:

Editor – 3D Printing Content

We’re looking for a part-time expert in the technical side of additive manufacturing and 3D printing to oversee our writing team.

Involves:

Fact-checking of existing content and adding higher-level insights and personal experience and imagery, as well as improving the clarity of technical content so that it is easy to understand for less technical readers.
Feedback for our writing team on how they can improve their content for future.
Recommendations to our formatting and graphics team for which infographics or certain images we can add to improve content.

A good candidate has most of the following:

Extensive experience working either full-time in additive manufacturing for a company, or tinkering with your own 3D printers and creating advanced prints.
Notability in 3D printing; either from a prominent role in a company, or from creating content on the topic. An ideal editor has published 3D printing content on other publisher websites, has created video content, and is known on social media/Linkedin for 3D printing.
Excellent knowledge not of just writing and language, but of how to turn complex topics into simpler explanations. And how to structure this content to maximize helpfulness.

Editor – 3D Scanning Content

We’re looking for a part-time expert in the technical side of 3D scanning and digitization to oversee our 3D scanning content and overhaul our content and strategy.

Involves:

Fact-checking existing content, adding higher-level insights and personal experience, and improving the clarity of technical content so that it is easy to understand for less technical readers.
Feedback for our writing team on how they can improve their content for the future.
Recommendations to our formatting and graphics team for which infographics or certain images we can add to improve content.

A good candidate has most of the following:

Extensive experience working in the 3D scanning industry for a 3D scanning service or similar service, or at least having experience 3D scanning, post-processing, and editing from your own hobbyist projects.
Notability in 3D scanning; either from a prominent role in a company, or from creating content on the topic. An ideal editor has published 3D scanning-related content on other publisher websites, has created video content, and is known on social media/Linkedin for 3D scanning.
Excellent knowledge not of just writing and language, but of how to turn complex topics into simpler explanations. And how to structure this content to maximize helpfulness.

Editor – 3D Modeling & CAD Content

We’re looking for a part-time expert in CAD to oversee our CAD and 3D modeling content and overhaul our content.

Involves:

Fact-checking of existing content and adding higher-level insights and experience, as well as improving the clarity of technical content so that it is easy to understand for less technical readers.
Feedback for our writing team on how they can improve their content for future.
Recommendations to our formatting and graphics team for which infographics or certain images we can add to improve content.

A good candidate has most of the following:

Extensive experience working either full-time in CAD / CAD-CAM / CAE / 3D modeling / rapid prototyping or any other adjacent topic e.g. PCB design, CNC part prototyping, or advanced use of CAD tools for your own personal projects.
Notability; either from a prominent role in a company, or from creating content on the topic. An ideal editor has published content on other publisher websites, has created video content, and is known on social media/Linkedin for CAD. For example, you’ve created Fusion 360 videos on YouTube and have built an engaged following.
Excellent knowledge not of just writing and language, but of how to turn complex topics into simpler explanations. And how to structure this content to maximize helpfulness.