Cabinetmaker

Ambassador Group

Cabinetmaker

Bozeman, MT
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    We are seeking a senior-level cabinetmaker or journeyman cabinetmaker to join the artisan cabinet shop at OSM Construction, one of Montana’s premier high-end residential builders. This role offers the opportunity to craft some of the most visible and high-touch elements in their projects, from grand entry doors to custom cabinetry, while working in a collaborative, detail-driven environment. You’ll partner closely with their shop foreman, mentor less experienced craftsmen, and uphold their uncompromising “nothing leaves unless it’s right” standard.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Produce high-end custom cabinetry and millwork to exacting specifications

    • Interpret blueprints, perform takeoffs, and execute precise measurements and cuts

    • Collaborate with the Shop Foreman to supervise and mentor junior craftsmen

    • Maintain quality control on all shop projects, ensuring work meets OSM’s standards before delivery

    • Operate and maintain woodworking tools and equipment with skill and safety

    • Use Cabinet Vision software to assist in planning and execution of builds

    • Contribute to a positive, low-drama, team-oriented shop culture

    Hard Skills

    • 3+ years (Cabinetmaker) or 5+ years (Journeyman) in high-end custom cabinetry or fine woodworking

    • Proficiency in Cabinet Vision and AutoDesk suite is a plus

    • Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings

    • Strong math and measurement skills for precise fabrication

    • Better-than-basic computer literacy for shop coordination and documentation

    • Experience mentoring or supervising other craftsmen (Journeyman level)

    Soft Skills

    • Pride in workmanship, a “my name is on it” mentality

    • Patience and attention to detail; quality over quantity mindset

    • Collaborative personality; thrives in a team more than a production line

    • Adaptable problem-solver who maintains composure under pressure

    • Low-drama, respectful presence in a diverse, skilled team

    Benefits & Compensation

    • Hourly Pay: $35–$45/hour target range ($72,800–$93,600 annual equivalent)

    • Exceptional candidates: Up to $52/hour ($108,160 annual equivalent)

    • Health: 75% employer-paid medical (employee + dependents, BCBS Montana)

    • PTO: 3 weeks/year + 6 paid holidays

    • Retirement: 401(k) with 4% match after 6 months

    • Perks: Cell allowance ($70/mo), auto allowance ($225/mo + mileage), life insurance & LTD covered, supplemental dental/vision available

    • Bonus: Annual performance bonus + potential discretionary 401(k) bonus

    • Shop-based role (95% in-shop, 2–3 weeks/year on-site installs)

    Company Details

    About the Company

    • Builds with a spirit of collaboration and creativity while maintaining a safe, vibrant, and healthy company culture

    • Full-service general contractor operating in Montana and Wyoming

    • Specializes in high-end residential and commercial properties

    • Takes a collaborative approach with clients and partners while fostering safety, creativity, and teamwork

    • Over 35 years of experience with award-winning projects in Big Sky, Yellowstone Club, Teton Village, Jackson Hole, Gallatin, Paradise, and Big Hole Valley

    • Check out their work here

    Culture Insights

    • Core values:

      • Accountable – We are dependable and own our shortcomings

      • Excellence – We pursue excellence in all we do

      • Committed – We are committed to our brand, our customers, and the safety of our people

      • United – We are a collaborative and supportive team

      • Tenacious – We are relentless in our pursuits

    • Strong emphasis on work-life balance with a standard 40-hour work week and lighter Fridays

    • Opportunities for work-life integration, such as skiing before/after work or attending kids’ events

    • Frequent communication and engagement, including quarterly company-wide meetings, regular superintendent check-ins, and weekly owner-architect-contractor meetings

    • Close-knit relationships with subcontractors and design teams who collaborate on multiple projects

    • Trusting relationship with the owner, who is not heavily involved in day-to-day site activities