Architecture job boards in Europe, compared

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The board of Dezeen magazine, with the strongest brand in design media. Employers pay to post, so listings are direct and curated, and the design-world audience is real. Best if you target the UK or big-name practices. It is a posting board, not an aggregator: coverage depends on who buys an ad that month.

The community board of the biggest architecture forum. Deep in the US market, with editorial content and salary discussions around it. For European searches it is thinner: the international section exists but Europe is not its center of gravity. Best US-market coverage of the group.

The jobs section of the profiles network. Strong in Switzerland, Germany and Austria, where its curated practice profiles carry weight. A good complement if you target German-speaking Europe; posting volume outside DACH is modest.

The job board attached to the Architizer platform. US-leaning employer postings with the A+ Awards brand behind it. For a Europe-based search it is a secondary stop.

The official board of the Royal Institute of British Architects. For UK positions it is the authoritative place: institute backing, serious employers, salary stated more often than average. If your search is UK-only, start here and use aggregators as the complement.

The volume baseline. Everything is there somewhere, but "architect" drowns in software-architect roles, filters cannot express "no local language required", and listings often route through recruiter chains. Useful as a safety net, painful as a primary tool for a cross-border architecture search.