Full Time Nail Tech Coterie Salon & Spa

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coterie companyRobbinsville (NJ)

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About the role

Nail Technician The Nail Artist role is for licensed or newly licensed professionals who love the craft of nails, care about the details and want to grow in a creative, team-focused beauty environment. Whether you already have experience behind the table or you’re newly licensed and ready to grow, this is an opportunity to build your skills, your clientele and your career with education and a team behind you. loves the craft of nails, cares about the details and wants to build a career in a creative, team-focused beauty environment. Whether you already have experience behind the table or you’re newly licensed and ready to grow, we’re interested in meeting people with talent, professionalism and a genuine desire to keep learning. WHAT YOU KNOW + WHAT YOU’LL GROW Nail Artists should have experience in or a working knowledge of: Natural nail manicures and pedicures Gel manicures and gel polish application Artificial nail services and enhancements Gel-X extensions Nail shaping and detailed cuticle care Nail art and creative design Safe product removal and nail maintenance Client consultation and home-care recommendations We value strong foundational skills, attention to detail and a commitment to continued education. We’re willing to train the right person, and additional techniques can be developed through ongoing education, coaching and hands‑on learning. YOU’LL SHINE IF You are: Licensed or newly licensed in New Jersey for the services you will perform Knowledgeable in sanitation, disinfection and safe service practices Comfortable working with natural nails and interested in artificial nail services and enhancements Familiar with, experienced in or excited to develop skills in Gel-X and nail art Detail-oriented and committed to consistent, beautiful work Warm, professional and comfortable connecting with clients Open to coaching, feedback and continued education Reliable, organized and respectful of your schedule, clients and teammates Excited to build relationships, grow a clientele and continue developing your career

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