How Architects Can Turn Their Skills Into Tech Careers — Jake Rudin of Out of Architecture
31 min
In this episode, Jake Rudin shares his inspiring journey from architecture student to Co-founder of Out of Architecture, exploring career transitions, industry insights, and how architects can leverage their skills in tech and beyond.
What this episode covers
- Career highlights and transitions of Jake Rudin
- The value of architectural education and skills
- How architects can transition into tech roles
- The importance of value and fees in business
- Strategies for career change and growth
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and guest introduction
- 01:12Educational journey at Cornell and GSD
- 03:06Exploring digital fabrication and design tech
- 06:20Transition to innovation and tech roles
- 08:23Founding Out of Architecture and community impact
- 10:20Overcoming self-doubt and industry challenges
- 15:38Mindset shifts for architects moving into tech
- 21:00How to collaborate with Out of Architecture
- 24:40Building a successful business in AEC
- 31:30Rapid fire questions and personal insights
- 34:23Final thoughts on architecture’s impact and future
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