Gingins
Experienced Cabinetmaker
- 28 August 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- French (Fluent)
About the job
Small company of 8 people experiencing rapid growth, we manufacture bespoke pieces for a demanding private and professional clientele. To strengthen the team, we are looking for an experienced cabinetmaker: someone who manages a piece from the plan to installation, bringing their expertise and methods.
One thing to know before applying: with us, there is no "position". Everyone does everything, from cutting to installation — that’s how we maintain control over quality and keep the job interesting.
Location — Gingins
Contract — Permanent
Workload — 100%
Your tasks
- Manufacture of bespoke fittings in the workshop (furniture, wardrobes, kitchens, bookcases, etc.)
- Demanding implementations: under-eaves fittings, bending, veneering, exclusive projects
- Reading and interpreting execution plans, cutting, machining, assembly, all autonomously
- Flawless finishes: adjustments, sanding, spray painting in the booth, fitting hardware
- Installation at the client’s premises — with us, the maker installs their own work, assisted by our fitters
Your profile
- Cabinetmaker federal certificate of competence or equivalent qualification — mandatory
- Minimum 8 years’ experience, including 4 in manufacturing and installation of high-end fittings and furniture
- Comfortable with complex implementations: under-eaves, bending, veneering
- Mastery of spray painting in the booth
- Autonomous on a complete project, from plan reading to installation
- Eye for detail, demanding on finish
- Driving licence
- Forklift licence — an advantage
What we offer you
- Real autonomy in your work, we hire people to tell us what to do, not the other way around
- No pigeonholes, no routine: you handle everything, from cutting to installation
- Varied and demanding projects, from high-end residential to exclusive pieces
- A well-equipped and well-maintained workshop, including a spray booth
- A young team of 8 people, straightforward and quality-oriented
A classic cover letter is not necessary; a "portfolio" or some photos of your recent work are welcome.