assign proper materials to products with attention to thickness, board sizes and grain/pattern directions.assess the drawings to determine the proper starting product to be modified to create new custom products ability to create custom products in microvellum.
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This position will be responsible for interpreting architectural drawings and applying their casework and millwork experience to produce cnc code and documentation required for productionThis role may expand to include creating detailed shop drawings for submittalA successful engineer is creative and will find ways to ensure that jobs are completed efficiently and on timeWhile the ideal employee is proud to be “right a lot” in his/her work, he/she is not too proud to ask a teammate for help as the ideal candidate understands that individual success is essential to the team’s overall successThis role will require signing of a non-disclosure agreement.Įssential tasks (including, but not limited to):Įmployee may perform other related duties as needed to meet ongoing business needs or additional duties may be assigned per employee’s growth and development. This role will be pivotal in the manufacturing, engineering, and management of multiple projects simultaneously from contract agreement until the job is complete, especially regarding engineering cabinets/fixtures for production using microvellum. Willing to consider remote work to candidates with a proven track record of working from home with microvellum experience.
We are looking for a dedicated and motivated microvellum engineer to join our team!
Salary $60,000 - $70,000 a year job type full-time number of hires for this role 1įrontier door and cabinet is a large-scale door, millwork, hardware, and commercial cabinet manufacturer based in tacoma, waWhat do we offer? fully customizable spec, driven by project and architect/interior design teamsA massive facility equipped with the latest and greatest in manufacturing equipment and top flight staffing.
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