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Bullseye Glass Co.

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Art Glass Production

Portland, OR · On-site

$20.88/hr

Join a 50-year legacy of supplying the world with art glass that appears in museums, cathedrals, parks, courthouses, hospitals--even the US Capitol Dome. Locally owned and operated since 1974 ...

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Art Retail Sales & Studio Technician

South Pasadena, CA · On-site

$24.12/hr

Bullseye Glass Co., an international art glass manufacturer, seeks a full-time Sales & Studio Technician for its Resource Center in South Pasadena, CA. Join a 50-year legacy of supplying the world ...

Toledo Museum of Art

Glass Production Artist

Toledo, OH · On-site

$22.68/hr

Glass Production Artist Department: Education Reports To: Assistant Director of Glass Studios FLSA ... At the Toledo Museum of Art, we are dedicated to fulfilling our mission and our commitment to ...

Bullseye Glass Co.

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Fabricator/Technician

Portland, OR · On-site

$25 - $27/hr

Join a 50-year legacy of supplying the world with art glass that appears in museums, cathedrals, parks, courthouses, hospitals--even the US Capitol Dome. Locally owned and operated since 1974 ...

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Learn the art of taking precise measurements, a critical skill for successful glass installations. * Glass Handling: Familiarize yourself with proper glass handling techniques to ensure safety and ...

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As of Jul 28, 2026, the average yearly pay for art glass in the United States is $69,553.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $36,000.00 and $99,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Art Glass vs Glassblower?

AspectArt GlassGlassblower
CredentialsArtistic training, sometimes certifications in glass artTechnical skills, apprenticeship, sometimes certifications in glassblowing
Work EnvironmentArt studios, galleries, exhibitionsGlass studios, workshops, hot shops
Industry UsageArtistic and decorative glass creationFunctional and artistic glass objects, vessels

Art Glass professionals focus on creating decorative and artistic glass pieces, often emphasizing design and aesthetics. Glassblowers, on the other hand, are skilled in shaping molten glass into functional or artistic objects through hot working techniques. While both roles require knowledge of glass materials, Art Glass emphasizes artistic expression, whereas Glassblowing involves technical craftsmanship. Both careers often overlap in studios and may require similar certifications, but their primary goals differ: art versus functional objects.

What are art glass professionals and what do they do?

Art glass professionals are skilled artisans who design, create, and restore decorative and functional objects made primarily from glass. Their work includes techniques such as stained glass, glass blowing, fusing, casting, and etching to produce windows, sculptures, lighting, and more. Art glass professionals often collaborate with architects, interior designers, and collectors to bring creative visions to life, blending artistic expression with technical expertise. They may work independently, in studios, or for specialized glass companies.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Art Glass Artist, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Art Glass Artist, you need strong artistic ability, a solid understanding of glassworking techniques, and experience with kiln operation or glassblowing—usually supported by formal training or apprenticeships. Familiarity with tools such as torches, glass cutters, and specialized equipment like annealing kilns is essential. Creativity, attention to detail, patience, and good hand-eye coordination distinguish top practitioners in this field. These skills ensure both the safety and quality of intricate glass artworks while enabling innovation and unique artistic expression.

What are some common challenges faced when working in an art glass studio environment?

Art glass professionals often work with delicate materials and high temperatures, which requires strict attention to safety and detail. Managing time between individual creative projects and collaborative installations can be challenging, especially when balancing deadlines for exhibitions or client commissions. Additionally, maintaining equipment and supplies, as well as keeping up with evolving techniques and styles, is essential for success in a studio setting. Many art glass artists collaborate closely with other artisans, designers, and clients, so strong communication and teamwork are vital.
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Art Glass Production

Art Glass Production

Bullseye Glass Co.

Portland, OR • On-site

$20.88/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 4 days ago

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Job description

Join a 50-year legacy of supplying the world with art glass that appears in museums, cathedrals, parks, courthouses, hospitals—even the US Capitol Dome. Locally owned and operated since 1974, Bullseye Glass Co. is a growing company that has always worked shoulder-to-shoulder with artists and architects, uniting creativity and industry, inspiration and perspiration. Awarded 2025's Coolest Thing Made in Oregon!


Essential Job Functions

Operate the buggy in a safe and efficient manner

Accurately load sheets of glass into the lehr

Trim glass off of full ladle

Spread molten glass onto the rollers

Understand techniques for all thicknesses and widths

Ability to lift, push and pull 50 – 80 pounds

Assist in daily cleaning and closing procedures

Ability to be a team player

Understanding of the most common forming related defects that may occur in a sheet

Pack sheet glass into crates

Build crates for glass to be packed in

Band cases together after packing

Stage crates using a pallet jack

Other Job Functions

General clean-up of warehouse/shipping work area

Inventory control

Glass cutting

Requisites (Education, Training, Experience, Skills)

High school diploma or equivalency

Must be a good listener and have the ability to follow verbal and written instructions

Must be able to identify colors and tints

Good communication skills

Ability to work with minimal supervision

Forklift experience helpful

Work well with numbers

Team player.

Good attention to detail

Training Period

Three months.

 

Physical requirements / Use of Senses

Standing/walking:  Frequently.  To move throughout the plant areas.

Lifting/carrying:  Frequently.  To pull sheet glass from bin area; to stock sheet glass into bin area, to pack sheet glass into crates; to build crates and band packed crates.  Typical weight between 8 and 40 lbs. Lifting molten glass in a ladle from the pot in the furnace to the forming table. Push and pull 80lbs of molten glass.

Handling/grasping:  Frequently.  To pull sheet glass from bin area, to stock sheet glass into bin area, to pack sheet glass into crates, to build crates and band filled crates. Push and pull buggy/ladle. Using tools to form sheet glass.

Speaking/hearing:  Frequently.  To speak with employees and supervisors and follow verbal instructions.

Finger dexterity:  Frequently.  To pull sheet glass from bin area, to stock sheet glass into bin area, to pack sheet glass into crates, to build crates and band filled crates. To operate buggy.

Near vision:  Frequently.  To stock sheet glass into bin area, to pull sheet glass from bin area, to read pull tickets, read written instructions, to build crates, pack sheet glass into crates, and band packed crates, must be able to identify colors and tints. To pull molten glass from furnace and into buggy.

Far vision:  Frequently.  For maneuvering about the plant.

Mental requirements / Attributes

Interaction with others:  Frequently.  Communicates with co-workers, supervisor, employees.

Time/deadline/shift/overtime requirement:  Frequently.  Job requires considerable coordination with other employees and supervisor.

Attention to detail:  Frequently.  Accuracy is critical for almost all phases of the job.

Critical judgment:  Frequently.  May need to identify problems or assess situations quickly.

Positive attitude:  Continually.  Essential while working in an environment with time stressors and working closely with co-workers.

Operation of Equipment / Tools

Bander:  Frequently.  To band packed crates together for shipment.

Cart:  Frequently. To stack pulled glass on prior to packing.

Staple Gun:  Frequently.  To build wooden crates for packing glass.

Saw: Frequently. To cut wood to size for crate building.

Forklift: Occasionally to move crates and load onto trucks.

Pallet Jack: Frequently. To move and stage crates before loading onto trucks.

Casting ladle: Frequently. To cast glass out of the furnace to the forming table.

Spreading Bar: Frequently. To spread molten glass on forming table.

Industrial Scissors: to trim molten glass from ladle.

Company Description

Our Mission
We collaborate with a community of artists around the globe to produce quality art glass and promote quality glass art.
Bullseye Glass Company is a manufacturer of colored glass for art and architecture with worldwide distribution and a strong commitment to research, education, and promoting glass art. We are based in Portland, Oregon.
Since 1974, we have collaborated with a community of artists worldwide and have been instrumental in developing many of the fundamental materials and methods at the core of contemporary kiln-glass. We're widely known as the first company in the world to formulate and manufacture glasses that are factory-tested for fusing compatibility. We're also recognized for key contributions to the kilnforming, kilncasting, flameworking, and coldworking methods used to create glass art.
Bullseye is a small company with worldwide influence.
Our factory in Portland, Oregon sets the standard for quality in colored glass for art and architecture.
Our research and education programs continually enrich and extend the reach of contemporary kiln-glass.
Bullseye Projects (formerly Bullseye Gallery) presents and promotes the work of innovative artists from around the globe.