Nail Technician
studio z salonMonona (WI)
About the role
Job Description:
Join the Studio Z Salon & Spa Team – Now Hiring Nail Technicians: Monona, WI (just minutes from Madison)
Who We Are:
Studio Z Salon & Spa is a premier, full-service salon and spa offering luxury hair, skin, and body services in an upscale yet welcoming environment. We proudly feature Davines as our primary color and haircare line, along with a curated selection of other high-quality products to meet our guests’ needs. Now Hiring: Licensed Nail Technicians (Full-time & Part-time)
What We Offer:
Competitive commission-based pay with guaranteed hourly base during the ramp-up period Paid vacation (after one year for eligible employees)Health insurance match for qualifying team members 401(k) with employer match Generous retail commission & performance incentives Ongoing advanced education & training opportunities Flexible scheduling optionsA supportive, professional, and creative team culture Sign-on bonus up to $1,000 (amount based on position and schedule, paid in installments)
What We’re Looking For:
Current Wisconsin licensure in your specialty Strong communication skills & commitment to exceptional guest service Team-oriented, positive, and motivated individuals Interest in ongoing education and skill development To Apply: Email your resume and brief introduction to jessica@studiozmadison.com or drop it off in person at Studio Z Salon & Spa, 6025 Monona Drive, Monona, WI.Come grow with us in a salon & spa where artistry meets opportunity.\nCompany
Description:
Well established, growing full service salon and spa in Monona, WI, looking to add to our nail tech team.
Company Description:
Well established, growing full service salon and spa in Monona, WI, looking to add to our nail tech team.
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