About ArcJobs

The story of Arc Jobs began with a simple walk. Akhil Hemanth and Nathaniel Steinrueck, two friends with a shared passion for innovation, found themselves engaged in countless conversations about technology and its potential to revolutionize industries. Their discussions often centered around a crucial question: What real-world problems could they solve?

Akhil, an expert coder with a love for pushing the boundaries of AI, brought a wealth of technical knowledge to the table. Nathaniel, with his background in community building and career advising, contributed a deep understanding of human connections and professional development. Together, they realized they had the perfect combination of skills to create something truly impactful.

As the President of YAF and a career advisor, Nathaniel was acutely aware of the challenges facing both job seekers and employers in the architecture industry. His inbox was constantly filled with requests for advice from friends who had lost jobs and firms struggling to find the right talent. It became clear that the existing platforms were falling short, failing to connect the right people with the right opportunities.

Recognizing this gap in the market, Akhil and Nathaniel joined forces to create Arc Jobs. Their mission was simple yet ambitious: to build a platform that would connect architectural talent with real, relevant opportunities. They were determined to move beyond the limitations of outdated systems, expired listings, and irrelevant roles.

Arc Jobs is the result of their combined vision and a platform created by individuals who truly understand the unique challenges of the architecture industry. It represents not just a job board, but a solution built from the ground up to address the specific needs of architectural professionals and firms alike.

For Akhil and Nathaniel, this is just the beginning. They continue to innovate and refine their platform, always with an eye toward bridging the gap between architecture and technology. As they look to the future, they remain committed to their original goal: solving real problems and creating meaningful connections in the world of architecture.