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Placement By Design: open searches and specialties

Retained search firmPlacement By Design is recruiting for 5 roles right now, mostly in design, engineering; its searches have been open a median 17 days. Titles, levels, places and posted pay.

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What it is recruiting for

  • 5

    searches with a public listing

  • 17

    median days a search has been open

    longest 29 days

  • 1

    entry-level or no-experience roles

  • 1

    roles that name AI skills

What it recruits for, from its live searches: Design, Engineering.

By level: early career (2), director (1), entry level (1), mid level (1).

Where: Texas (5).

Open searches

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Common questions

What roles is Placement By Design recruiting for?
Placement By Design has 5 searches with a public listing as of the last check. The most common function is design and the most common level is early career.
How long do Placement By Design searches stay open?
Its current searches have been listed a median 17 days; the longest has been listed 29 days.

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Sources: searches from the firm’s own job board and applicant system, checked (last Nov 11, 2026); only roles with a public listing are counted.

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