Culture & Jobs at PAXAFE

By now, we’re all familiar with today’s supply chain woes. If you’ve tried to buy a car this year (or just driven past a dealership with an empty lot), you know how bad the car shortage is because there aren’t enough chips to put in vehicles. This is a supply chain issue. And if you need a car, it’s really frustrating. 

Whether you’re actively seeking a new role, casually browsing, or anywhere in between, these jobs are too interesting to pass up. From sales to design, specialist to director level, we’ve got some of the most exciting jobs in the Midwest all right here. 

When it comes to finding the right job — and staying there — candidates are looking for a lot, especially in a virtual setting. Gone are the days where foosball tables and free snacks constituted benefits. Of course, we still love them, but there has to be more that matters. 

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, but for those who struggle with mental health issues, finding support is a year-round challenge. 

The Vectorform team Hoping to find a product role with a Midwest startup? The Midwest continues to grow as a tech hub, and companies are looking to fill many open startup and tech jobs. Not only do we have some exciting openings, but every job on this list is also remote-eligible or fully remote!  If you’re looking for a Product role at a Midwest tech startup, check out the opportunities below. {{cta('7a2f6343-9119-4856-8d8a-4d4a73a10931','justifycenter')}}

Americans are leaving their jobs in record numbers to search for something better. So when it comes to the best places to work in 2022, what does that look like?

The Midwest had a banner year in startup funding, despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic continuing through 2021.

The startup scene in Indianapolis is one of the fastest growing startup communities in the Midwest and beyond. With top startup builders like High Alpha and TechPoint, many have their eyes on Indy. And we do too. 

A lot is changing about how we live and work as we emerge from the coronavirus pandemic. 

Indianapolis has a growing tech and startup scene. And many Indianapolis tech startups are hiring.