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Rhinestone Decorator/Production Assistant
10 months ago
Description
Job Title
Rhinestone Designer/Production Assistant
Job Location
Las Vegas, NV 89147
Job Overview
An e-commerce store is seeking a talented Rhinestone Designer/Production Assistant with a passion for fashion, garment design, and crafting. This role is perfect for someone who loves designing, art, and wants to gain valuable experience. Join our team and learn the following skills:
- Rhinestone embellishment (by hand and by hot press)
- Production sorting
- Preparing for shipment
- Ordering supplies
- Social media marketing
- Customer service from a photo
Compensation
- Pay: $15.00 - $20.00 per hour
- Job Types: Part-time, Internship
- Benefits:
- Paid time off
- Schedule:
- Day shift
- Monday to Friday
- Supplemental pay types:
- Bonus pay
- Ability to commute/relocate:
- Las Vegas, NV 89147: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Required)
- Work Location: One location
Responsibilities
- Create handmade products utilizing rhinestones
- Perform detailed work with precision
- Follow training on rhinestone application techniques
Requirements
- Passion for working with rhinestones
- Skilled in creating and crafting with glitter
- Love for drawing and art
- Curious and motivated attitude
We're excited for you to apply!
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Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
For Las Vegas, NV | $3,281/mo
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