Press kit

Architecture Jobs Europe is a free, daily-refreshed directory of every architecture job in Europe — plus 4,363 researched studios, honest salary data from live ads, and tools for the September speculative-application wave.

Numbers you can print (as of 2026-07-21)

4,339live job openings1,301English-actionable openings4,363researched studios€7.25/mototal infrastructure costDailyfull data refresh, 04:00 UTCFreefor job seekers and for posting — no accounts, no paywalls

Every figure recomputes with the daily build — /stats always has the current ones, with the source mix. Cite freely with a link.

Story angles

The data story

Live counts by country, salary quartiles from disclosed ads and a hiring report that recomputes daily: https://architecturejobs.eu/insights/european-architecture-hiring-report — original numbers you can cite (with a link).

The build story

One person + AI agents, a €7.25/month server, no frameworks-of-the-week: a three-site job platform whose entire pipeline (44 countries, official APIs, daily builds) runs on a single small VPS. Happy to walk through the architecture.

The why

Built so architects — starting with one particular architect preparing her September applications — can see the whole European market in English, including the studios that never post ads.

Boilerplate

Architecture Jobs Europe is a free, daily-refreshed directory of every architecture job in Europe — plus 4,363 researched studios, honest salary data from live ads, and tools for the September speculative-application wave. It aggregates employers' own career feeds, curated boards and official sources (national employment agencies, EURES), links every ad to its original posting, and never charges job seekers. Run independently from Spain on a €7.25/month server; data and corrections are handled in the open on GitHub.

Assets

Contact

Fastest: open a GitHub issue (public) — or reply to any email the site sends. Interview requests welcome; the maker is happy to share traffic numbers, architecture details and what didn't work.