Job hunting :)

[Arlinds1]

where can i find remote (work from home) jobs, i have over 10 years experience on sketchup.

[dezmo]

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[DaveR]

You should upload a portfolio of your work so prospective employers can see what are capable of.

You indicate in your forum profile that you are using SketchUp for Schools. Before you can do SketchUp work for hire you will need to upgrade to SketchUp Pro.

[ksarch_CDG_TSA_2]

go on sloped.io and take their free quiz. Sloped is a service that connects businesses needing help with SketchUp and LayOut pros.

[Arlinds1]

@Martalley

I see that this thread is a bit dated, but the pursuit of remote job opportunities remains relevant, especially with your substantial 10 years of experience in SketchUp. While some information may have changed since the thread’s creation, there are still effective ways to find remote work in your field.

I am still searching, with no luck on finding a remote sketchup job, do u know a way on how can i find a remote job?

[eric-s]

It may help you to be more specific. In my experience, most firms don’t just hired people who know SketchUp. They often are looking for a designer, either landscape, interior, architectural, etc who has experience with SketchUp. The exception may be visualization artists who specialize in rendering. Not all visualization firms use SketchUp but some do. If you know V-Ray then call attention to that as V-Ray is offered for multiple platforms such as 3D Studio Max or Maya.

Keep an eye on other job job boards such as Ronen Beckerman’s. I’ve seen posting come up in the past here. Good luck.

[Arlinds1]

I am an architect and 3d designer, I use sketchup and Lumion

Here is the link to my facebook page where u can see some of my work

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[RachelBennett]

I’ve found that highlighting additional skills like V-Ray can definitely grab employers’ attention, especially if they’re looking for someone who can handle rendering tasks. And you’re right about the versatility of V-Ray across different platforms – it’s a valuable asset to mention.

[joanne]

Your work looks good. If you’re confident about your SketchUp skills (and LayOut), you should try becoming a member of Sloped. We have businesses that are looking for our skilled and certified freelancers. They want to make sure they’re hiring people who will not mess up their models and can create construction sets easily because of clean and organized modelling practices.