Versatile and experienced specialist in digital technologies for Aarhus School of Architecture's workshops

Arkitektskolen Aarhus is seeking an experienced and engaged colleague for a full-time position as a specialist in digital technologies in the school's workshops.

We are looking for a colleague with particular knowledge of robot-, CNC- and 3D printing technology. You will be responsible for the daily operation of the school's robot and 3D printer workshop, including maintenance of machines and equipment. You will guide students, teachers and researchers in the use of the workshops and support their work.

Arkitektskolen Aarhus educates architects at the highest level and is one of Europe's most renowned architecture schools. The school's foundation is rooted in a Scandinavian architectural tradition. Through critical reflection and an experimental practice where exploration of materials, methods, craftsmanship and technologies is central, we aim to actively contribute to the development of the field of architecture and to society as a whole.

The workshops at the school are a cornerstone of our architectural education. Working with the development and testing of physical form, materials and craft is an integrated part of the school's project-based approach across all parts of the school's programs.

The school's workshops span a broad range from traditional craft-based facilities with wood and metal processing to advanced digital fabrication technologies such as CNC milling machines, robots and 3D printers.

The position is linked to the school's robot-, CNC- and 3D printing workshop, but you will also need to collaborate with the other workshop staff to ensure that craftsmanship and technology remain a natural part of an academic education based on art, science and practice.

The position

It is a position where you will, among other things, be engaged in the following

3D printing

• Guide students and staff in the use of Creality 3D printing
• Operation and maintenance of various types of 3D printers, including an SLS, EOS Formiga P110
• Preparation and packaging of drawing materials for EOS Formiga P110 3D printer
• Operate the 3D printer and remove finished parts
• Maintenance of the machines and the workshop

Robot

• Collaboration with researchers on design and development of new tools for the robots
• Assist with machine setup
• Assist with programming of the robots
• Maintenance of the machines and the workshop

CNC

• CNC machining in collaboration with the CNC workshop manager colleague
• Drafting and production of CNC programs
• Assist students and staff

Profile

We expect our new colleague to have solid experience with the described areas.

Additionally, we would like you to

• be a power user of the software programs Rhino and Grasshopper and be able to guide others in using the programs.
• have solid experience with using and programming ABB robots.
• have knowledge of electronic circuits and be able to translate this knowledge into the design of various tools for the robots.
• have knowledge of metalworking and be comfortable working in a metal workshop. You have welding skills and experience with the use of plasma cutters.
• have experience in guiding and instructing users in the use of machines and equipment in the workshops.

We also value that you

• are patient, curious and motivated by sharing your knowledge with others.
• can enforce current safety procedures and create a safe workshop culture.
• contribute positively and constructively to collaboration and the working environment in the workshops.

You have an education as an architect or similar and thrive in a everyday life with many different users and tasks.

As an employee at Arkitektskolen Aarhus you will become part of a strong professional environment with close collaboration across education, research and workshop practice. We believe that mutual respect, recognition and collaboration create the best framework for both staff and students. Therefore we work proactively with well-being and a good working environment. We have an informal collegial atmosphere and place emphasis on good collaboration, engagement and good humor in everyday life.

We encourage all qualified candidates to apply for the position regardless of gender, age, ethnic background, religion or other background.

The position is desired to be filled from January 1, 2027 or as soon as possible thereafter.

Salary according to qualifications and in accordance with the applicable collective agreement Circular on the collective agreement for academics in the state .

If you would like to know more about the position, you are welcome to contact Administrative Manager Jesper Bruun Johnsen at phone 8936 0108 or Workshop Team Coordinator Lars Bolvig at phone 8936 0166.

Application deadline

The application deadline is Friday, November 6, 2026 , and the application must be received digitally via our recruitment system Varbi. Along with your application, please upload your CV.

In connection with the interview, references for the candidate we expect to offer employment to may be contacted.

Our ambition

The global changes the world is facing require action. At Arkitektskolen Aarhus we educate and develop architects who take responsibility for future landscapes, cities and buildings.

We work for an architecture that is both beautiful and responsible – where aesthetics and ethics go hand in hand. With imagination as the driving force, we strengthen hope, rethink architectural practice and connect time and place through transformation.

In strong, multi-voiced communities we collaborate across disciplines to explore architecture's range and educate architects who care for the climate, nature and people – and who actively contribute to society's development.

Common to a beautiful and responsible architecture

Read more about the school at aarch.dk