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Anonymous12/30/25, 21:24No.1023993
I am getting a certificate in CAD for free from my job. I will be all new to this field.
What is the job market like for this? What are some basic things I need to know?
Any advice would be appreciated!
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Anon12/30/25, 22:28No.1023994
None, it's just as oversaturated as the 3d artist meme
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Anon12/30/25, 23:53No.1023995
I haven't been able to get a CAD job since 2023
your best bet to learn some niche industrial CAD software like Mozaik or KCD
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Anon12/31/25, 08:48No.1024010
Your best bet is to stay at your job with the wrench
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Anon01/01/26, 10:30No.1024047
depends on where you are, look at what local jobs are available related to CAD. tooling, molds, and other things need management, and a CAD degree helps on with blueprints, metrology, ISO and ANSI certs, all of which open doors. study this new niche. I got a few 3d printers and am learning coding now to develop an opensource software print-farm solution to sell on the market for user-rooted desktop CNC machines now. we need visonaries in tech in the western sphere, and CAD is central as a tool, if not as a career inherant. use it as a tool for alllllllllll the other careers. shoutout to the hungry ghost artwork, keep striving fellow polymath.