Veneer Stitcher / Layup Technician

Summit Architectural Products • Full-time • Bloomsbury, New Jersey, United States • $28 - $38 / hour • 3w ago

Join our growing custom architectural millwork shop in Bloomsbury, NJ. We're looking for a skilled Veneer Stitcher / Layup Technician to sequence, stitch, and lay veneer for high-end commercial and residential projects. If you have an eye for grain matching and take pride in producing flawless veneer faces, we want to talk.

Responsibilities

Sequence and match veneer leaves (book-match, slip-match, balance-match) according to shop drawings and elevations.
Splice and stitch veneer using a veneer splicer/stitcher and veneer tape.
Lay up veneer onto MDF, plywood, particleboard, and specialty substrates.
Operate veneer presses and related equipment.
Inspect faces for grain match, tight joints, color consistency, and defects before pressing.
Trim, repair, and prepare finished panels for machining and finishing.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area.

Skills & Experience

Experience stitching and laying veneer in an architectural millwork, cabinetmaking, furniture, yacht, or panel manufacturing environment.
Knowledge of veneer matching methods, wood species, and flitch sequencing.
Familiarity with veneer splicers/stitchers, presses, and veneer repair techniques.
Ability to read shop drawings, elevations, and veneer layouts.
Strong attention to detail and steady, precise handwork.
Dependable, self-motivated, and committed to producing high-end work.

Job Details

Job Type: Full-time
Location: Bloomsbury, NJ 08804
Work Location: In Person
Pay: $28–$38 per hour, based on experience and skill level

Benefits

401(k)

Pay: $28.00 - $38.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) matching

Application Question(s):

How many years of veneer stitching, matching, or layup experience do you have?
Have you performed veneer sequencing and matching (book match, slip match, balance match)?
Have you used a veneer splicer, stitcher, or veneer tape system?
Do you have experience laying veneer onto MDF, plywood, or other substrates for pressing?

Work Location: In person