Seamstress
senojLong Island City (NY)
About the role
Benefits: Paid time off
About the Role:
SENOJ INC is looking for a talented and detail-oriented Seamstress to join our team in Long Island City, NY! This is an exciting opportunity to bring your craft and passion for sewing to a dynamic work environment where quality and creativity are valued. If you take pride in your work and love working with fabric and garments, we want to hear from you!
Responsibilities:
- Sew, alter, and construct garments and textile products with precision and care
- Perform fittings and make necessary alterations to ensure proper fit and finish
- Operate industrial and domestic sewing machines, sergers, and other equipment
- Inspect finished products for quality control and adherence to specifications
- Follow patterns, sketches, and technical instructions to complete garment construction
- Maintain and organize sewing tools, materials, and workspace
- Collaborate with team members to meet production deadlines and quality standards
Requirements:
- Proven experience as a seamstress, tailor, or garment construction professional
- Proficiency with sewing machines, sergers, and hand-stitching techniques
- Strong knowledge of fabrics, patterns, and garment construction methods
- Ability to read and interpret patterns, sketches, and sewing instructions
- Keen eye for detail with a commitment to producing high-quality work
- Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced production environment
- Strong team-oriented attitude
About Us:
SENOJ INC is a proudly established company based in Long Island City, NY, dedicated to delivering exceptional craftsmanship and quality in everything we produce. Our customers trust us for our attention to detail and commitment to excellence, and our team members thrive in a supportive, skill-driven environment. Join a company that values your talent and invests in the people who make our work shine.
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