Patternmaker & Cutter (Furniture)

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waltersNew York (NY)

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Patternmaker & Cutter (Furniture)
Job Type: Full-Time
Location: Bergen County, New Jersey We are seeking an experienced Patternmaker and Cutter specializing in furniture manufacturing to join our team. If you have a strong eye for detail, multi-task oriented, deep knowledge of upholstery products, we want to hear from you.
Key Responsibilities: Pattern Development: Develop accurate first patterns and production patterns directly from furniture frames and shop drawings. Cutting Operations: Cut first samples and production lots using manual cutting machines, ensuring optimal material yield and precision. Material Management: Account for fill type, fabric/material stretch, pattern/ flow matching during the drafting and cutting process. Quality Control: Inspect cut pieces for accuracy against specifications and collaborate with the production team to ensure seamless assembly.
Qualifications & Requirements
Technical Skills: Proficient in upholstery pattern drafting and knowledgeable of furniture construction. Able to operate manual cutting machines and tools. Excellent measuring skills and meticulous attention to detail. Drawings: Ability to accurately read, interpret, and work from shop drawings and technical specifications of furniture.
Languages: Bilingual (English/Spanish) is a strong plus, but overall technical expertise and craftsmanship are our top priorities. To apply, please submit resume to reception@walterswicker.com

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