Junior Jewelry (71103)
Brooklyn, NY · On-site
Jewelry III , a junior-level studio course that emphasizes concept development, advanced metalsmithing techniques, craftsmanship, and contemporary approaches to wearable objects. The course supports ...
Brooklyn, NY · On-site
Jewelry III , a junior-level studio course that emphasizes concept development, advanced metalsmithing techniques, craftsmanship, and contemporary approaches to wearable objects. The course supports ...
Brooklyn, NY · On-site
Jewelry III , a junior-level studio course that emphasizes concept development, advanced metalsmithing techniques, craftsmanship, and contemporary approaches to wearable objects. The course supports ...
Manhattan, NY · On-site
$65K - $72K/yr
Troubleshoot metalsmithing-specific job order issues, maintain a knowledge base of best practices, defects, and solutions * Advocate for jewelry staffing, tools, training, and procedures. * Lead and ...
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Manhattan, NY · On-site
$65K - $72K/yr
Troubleshoot metalsmithing-specific job order issues, maintain a knowledge base of best practices, defects, and solutions * Advocate for jewelry staffing, tools, training, and procedures. * Lead and ...
New York, NY · On-site
$65K - $72K/yr
Troubleshoot metalsmithing-specific job order issues, maintain a knowledge base of best practices, defects, and solutions * Advocate for jewelry staffing, tools, training, and procedures. * Lead and ...
New York, NY · On-site
$65K - $72K/yr
Troubleshoot metalsmithing-specific job order issues, maintain a knowledge base of best practices, defects, and solutions * Advocate for jewelry staffing, tools, training, and procedures. * Lead and ...
$65K - $72K/yr
Troubleshoot metalsmithing-specific job order issues, maintain a knowledge base of best practices, defects, and solutions * Advocate for jewelry staffing, tools, training, and procedures. * Lead and ...
$65K - $72K/yr
Troubleshoot metalsmithing-specific job order issues, maintain a knowledge base of best practices, defects, and solutions * Advocate for jewelry staffing, tools, training, and procedures. * Lead and ...
Manhattan, NY · On-site
$65K - $72K/yr
Troubleshoot metalsmithing-specific job order issues, maintain a knowledge base of best practices, defects, and solutions * Advocate for jewelry staffing, tools, training, and procedures. * Lead and ...
Manhattan, NY · On-site
$65K - $72K/yr
Troubleshoot metalsmithing-specific job order issues, maintain a knowledge base of best practices, defects, and solutions * Advocate for jewelry staffing, tools, training, and procedures. * Lead and ...
Manhattan, NY · On-site
$72/hr
Weekly classes and workshops are led by professional Artist Educators in the areas of ceramics, jewelry and metalsmithing, drawing, painting, collage, mixed media, digital photography, design, art ...
Manhattan, NY · On-site
$72/hr
Weekly classes and workshops are led by professional Artist Educators in the areas of ceramics, jewelry and metalsmithing, drawing, painting, collage, mixed media, digital photography, design, art ...
Weekly classes and workshops are led by professional Artist Educators in the areas of ceramics, jewelry and metalsmithing, drawing, painting, collage, mixed media, digital photography, design, art ...
Weekly classes and workshops are led by professional Artist Educators in the areas of ceramics, jewelry and metalsmithing, drawing, painting, collage, mixed media, digital photography, design, art ...
Weekly classes and workshops are led by professional Artist Educators in the areas of ceramics, jewelry and metalsmithing, drawing, painting, collage, mixed media, digital photography, design, art ...
Weekly classes and workshops are led by professional Artist Educators in the areas of ceramics, jewelry and metalsmithing, drawing, painting, collage, mixed media, digital photography, design, art ...
$65K - $72K/yr
The Production Lead - Jewelryis responsible foroverseeing team members and workflow within the jewelry department, including assembly, cast cleaning, and other metalsmithing processes. This role ...
$65K - $72K/yr
The Production Lead - Jewelryis responsible foroverseeing team members and workflow within the jewelry department, including assembly, cast cleaning, and other metalsmithing processes. This role ...
$12.89 - $14.11
5% of jobs
$14.11 - $15.33
17% of jobs
$15.44 is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$15.33 - $16.54
34% of jobs
$16.54 - $17.76
9% of jobs
$17.76 - $18.98
7% of jobs
$19.47 is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$18.98 - $20.20
5% of jobs
$20.20 - $21.42
7% of jobs
$21.42 - $22.64
2% of jobs
$22.64 - $23.86
4% of jobs
$23.86 - $25.08
1% of jobs
$25.08 - $26.30
7% of jobs
$12
$18
$26
To thrive in metalsmithing, you need proficiency in metalworking techniques such as forging, soldering, welding, and fabrication, usually supported by vocational training or an apprenticeship. Familiarity with hand tools, power equipment, and safety certifications like OSHA are commonly required in this field. Attention to detail, creativity, and problem-solving skills enable metalsmiths to create intricate designs and resolve production challenges. These abilities are essential to ensure high-quality craftsmanship, workplace safety, and effective collaboration on custom or production-based projects.
A metalsmithing job involves shaping, cutting, and joining metal to create functional or decorative objects such as jewelry, sculptures, or tools. Metalsmiths work with various materials like copper, silver, brass, and steel, using techniques such as forging, soldering, and casting. They may work in industries like jewelry design, blacksmithing, or metal fabrication. Skilled metalsmiths often combine artistic creativity with technical expertise to produce unique and high-quality metalwork.
A typical day for a metalsmith often involves interpreting design specifications, selecting appropriate materials, and shaping metal through techniques like cutting, hammering, or welding. You may work independently or as part of a small team, especially if creating custom pieces or handling repairs. Collaboration with designers, clients, or other artisans is common to ensure finished products meet the desired standards. Attention to both artistic detail and safety protocols is crucial throughout the process, making the role varied, hands-on, and rewarding for those who enjoy working with their hands.

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Retirement, PTO
Posted 17 days ago
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New York, NY, US
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