Jewelry & Home Decor Craftsman

At Fierce Forward, every piece that leaves our studio carries intention. The jewelry our customers wear on hard days, the décor that grounds them in their homes, it all starts with hands like yours. This is a role for someone who finds real satisfaction in mastering a craft and takes quiet pride in making something beautiful, consistently and well. No prior jewelry-making experience is required. We train the right person.

Please note:

This role requires signing a non-compete agreement. If you are currently making or selling jewelry, or have plans to do so, this role is not the right fit. Compensation + Bonuses Training Pay (Hourly): During training, you'll be paid hourly while you learn our standards and processes. Production Pay (Piece Rate): After training, this role transitions to piece-rate pay. This means the better and faster you get, the more you earn. Most makers typically earn the low to mid $20s/hour equivalent Faster, highly accurate makers can earn into the low $30s/hour equivalent (Earnings vary based on speed, accuracy, and consistency)

Weekly Quality Bonus:

We offer a weekly bonus based on error rate/quality standards. 4-

Week Accelerator:

If you meet the quality target for 4 consecutive weeks , we increase the bonus . This is a role where your skill directly drives your income. The more you grow, the more you earn.

Who You Are You are:

Highly coachable — you receive direction, apply it, and improve quickly Detail-obsessed in the best way — you notice what others miss Reliable & steady — you show up, follow through, and take your commitments seriously Proud of your work — you care about quality even when no one is watching Team-first — you make the people around you better and they do the same for you Serious about growth — you want a place to build skill and contribute long-term This role is a fit if you're the kind of person who finds satisfaction in mastering a craft, not just going through the motions. We're building a team that wants to grow with us. If you're looking for a long-term place to build skill, earn more as you improve, and take real pride in what you make, you'll feel at home here. If you're hoping for something casual or short-term, this probably isn't your spot, and that's okay. What You'll Do Every day here has a rhythm, and the work you produce is yours to own. Here's what that looks like: Handcraft jewelry and gemstone home décor using established Fierce Forward processes Follow step-by-step standards with consistency, quality lives in the details Inspect your finished work and correct any issues before it moves forward Keep your workspace organized and ready so your best work is always possible Contribute to a strong team culture built on respect, accountability, and momentum Bring ideas forward when you spot a better way, then help make it happen Qualifications No jewelry-making experience required, we train the right person Ability to learn quickly, follow direction, and hold yourself to a high standard Genuine commitment to growing with the team. This is a career opportunity, not a short-term role

Pay:

$20.00 - $30.00 per hour

Benefits:

Employee discount Paid time off Application Question(s): This is a full-time, in-office position (Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm) at our North Scottsdale location near Pima and the 101. Please confirm you can reliably commute and work this schedule. If you cannot work this schedule please do not continue with your application. Do you currently sell (or plan to sell) jewelry, crystals, or similar products? If yes, please tell us more. What do you need from a manager and teammates to do your best work? What can the team reliably expect from you? Describe your ideal workday in a hands-on role. Walk us through what you'd be doing and what makes that satisfying for you. What's something you've built, fixed, or made with your hands that you're proud of? What made it challenging? Tell us about a time you had to do the same task over and over and maintain consistent results. How did you stay focused? Describe a situation where you followed someone else's instructions or process exactly, even if you think it would be better done differently. How do you feel at the end of a day where you've done mostly the same type of work for several hours? What's something you've spent a lot of time learning or practicing that most people wouldn't have the patience for?

Work Location:

In person