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Music Internship

Brooklyn, NY · On-site +1

$15.75 - $21/hr

Music Internship Surya Sound Temple Internship Bushwick, Brooklyn + Remote Ongoing Approximately 4 ... Woodworking or instrument repair * Social media content creation Selection Process We receive a ...

Company Description INNERGY is transforming the woodworking industry with purpose built, cloud ... Work may be performed in a remote or office-based environment, depending on role and location.

... Remote: Possible for the right candidate. Preferred Skills -High proficiency with Woodwork for Inventor (W4I). -Experience managing data and lifecycles within Autodesk Vault. -Ability to write or ...

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Austin, TX · Remote

$95K - $130K/yr

Company Description INNERGY is transforming the woodworking industry with purpose-built, cloud ... S.-based remote role. However, due to regulatory requirements, we are only able to consider ...

General Application

Austin, TX · On-site +1

$95K - $130K/yr

Company Description INNERGY is transforming the woodworking industry with purpose-built, cloud ... S.-based remote role. However, due to regulatory requirements, we are only able to consider ...

This is a remote salaried position. You must have sufficient and compatible space and work ... Woodwork Institute) standards. * Ability to read and interpret a wide range of construction ...

... woodworkers, and hardware retailers including renovation superstores. Richelieu offers customers a ... This is a fully remote position which requires your own home office setting. Visits to a Richelieu ...

Shop Carpenter

Orlando, FL · Remote

$25 - $29.95/hr

Operate woodworking tools and machinery (saws, routers, sanders, drills, etc.) * Build cabinets, frames, fixtures, doors, and custom wood products * Construct and assemble wood components for ...

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How much do remote woodworking jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 21, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote woodworking in the United States is $21.40, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.31 and $24.04 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the primary challenges of working as a remote woodworker, and how are they typically addressed?

One of the main challenges in remote woodworking is coordinating project requirements and feedback with clients or teams who are not physically present. This is often managed by leveraging detailed project plans, sharing design files via collaborative platforms, and maintaining regular communication through video calls and emails. Another common challenge is accessing or maintaining specialized equipment at home or in a small workshop, which sometimes requires creative solutions or partnerships with local makerspaces. By being proactive in communication and resourceful in solving logistical issues, remote woodworkers can successfully deliver high-quality projects while enjoying the flexibility of working from their own space.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Remote Woodworking position, and why are they important?

To thrive in remote woodworking, you need strong craftsmanship, design skills, and hands-on experience in woodworking techniques, often supported by vocational training or a relevant degree. Proficiency with CAD software, woodworking machinery, online collaboration tools, and, in some cases, certification from woodworking guilds are valuable. Self-motivation, time management, and effective remote communication are key soft skills for success in a distributed work setting. These abilities ensure high-quality project delivery, efficient virtual collaboration, and strong client satisfaction in a nontraditional workplace.

What is a Remote Woodworking job?

A remote woodworking job allows you to craft, design, and build wooden products from your own workspace rather than a traditional workshop or factory. These jobs can include making furniture, custom carvings, woodcraft kits, or even digital woodworking designs like CNC files. Many remote woodworkers sell their products online, take custom orders, or work with companies that outsource handmade wood items. Depending on the role, you may need your own tools, materials, and workspace.

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Infographic showing various Remote Woodworking job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 90% Full Time, 7% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 40% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 57% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $44,520 per year, or $21.4 per hour.
Millwork Installation Superintendent - Nashville, TN Area

Millwork Installation Superintendent - Nashville, TN Area

Remmert & Company

Tuscaloosa, AL • Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 23 days ago


Job description

Summary

The focus of this specialized, technically oriented position is on meeting and exceeding high standards of accuracy and quality based on established systems, technologies and guidelines. Strength in technical problem solving based on expertise and experience, and a strong commitment to efficiently achieve high-quality results is required. A thoughtful, persevering, self-disciplined approach to achieving accurate, detailed work is essential. Job responsibilities and expectations are clearly defined, as is the scope of job authority. Expertise and competency is developed through a systematic technical training program, as well as ongoing exposure to and training in new technical systems once they have been adopted and well-tested. A key aspect of the job includes the ongoing identification of technical problems and the development of sound, carefully thought-out solutions. Problem-solving is focused on proven systems and technologies and established organizational relationships. Solutions should minimize risk to the organization and utilize existing resources. Because of the expertise developed in this position, it is necessary to regularly initiate and communicate viewpoints on problems and opportunities in a factual, straightforward manner. This job allows for autonomy and independence and is primarily self-reliant. If the job involves managing others, there is a need for someone who will exercise the necessary authority in assuring that subordinates meet or exceed the same technical standards of quality and accuracy. Delegation must be firm, clear and focused on the specific tasks and technical activities of the job. Because of the fast-paced job environment, decisions must be made quickly and firmly, within the defined scope of job authority, and based on job expertise. In general, this is a valued expert expected to deliver high-quality, accurate results, while efficiently maintaining and enhancing existing organizational systems and standards.

Job Characteristics

  • Varied activities Multiple, simultaneous projects and tasks Continual problem/solution identification Fast-paced environment
  • Technical/analytical focus Work within established systems, standards, and procedures Communication based on job knowledge and expertise.
  • Authoritative, quick decision-making within the defined span of control Focused on established systems and technologies Fact-based, solution-oriented Minimal risk-taking
  • Focused on job knowledge and expertise Must provide clear, direct, authoritative direction to others Need for collaboration is minimal, when necessary it is task-focused, and this person’s role is to provide primarily technical, analytical skills to the team
  • Leadership focused on efficient, accurate, quality work output Requires a strong, authoritative leadership style Job requires close control of process, tasks, and results Delegated tasks must be closely measured and monitored.

Job Duties & Responsibilities

  • Installation of woodworking finished goods at construction job sites. Finished goods to include but not limited to:
    • Casework/Cabinetry
    • Countertops (plastic laminate, wood, or solid surface)
    • Solid Surface
    • Mouldings
  • Solid wood pieces
  • Custom items (desks, benches, banquettes, face frames)
  • Specific job duties & responsibilities to include but not limited to:
  • Superintendent
    • Attend scheduling meetings and communicate with R&C’s PM on durations and dates
  • Responsible for continuous training and education of Installation Team Members
  • R&C’s onsite representative
  • Coordinate and manage all onsite installation Team Members
  • Manage site logistics (deliveries, staging, flow, missing items, and punch list)
  • Manage onsite personnel’s time. Ensure Team Members are clocking in and out to the correct work order through Site Manager
  • Collaborate with General Contractor (GC) on issues or potential delays prior to installation
  • Collaborate with other trades to coordinate work as needed
  • Communicate with PMs or R&C Superintendents to discuss any issues
  • Know ADA requirements that pertain to company’s scope
  • Manage completion, including punch list, of the project using requested software by GC (Plangrid, Procore, etc.)
  • Have a great work ethic
  • Attention to detail is required

Education

  • High School diploma, GED, or higher is required
  • Relevant experience can be considered as equivalent to a degree

Experience

  • One or more years experience within the woodworking, manufacturing, or construction industry is preferred
  • One or more years experience in Finish Carpentry is preferred

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