Cabinet Maker | Exhibits, Events | Woodridge, IL

Pinnacle•Woodridge, IL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Pinnacle is seeking talented Builders to work in our Woodridge, IL facility. Our builders work with a skilled team of designers and fabricators to produce innovative brand experiences. Unlike residential cabinetry where you build the same boxes every day, we build high-end, custom environments for trade shows. Every week is a different project. If you enjoy precision fabrication, working with diverse materials, and seeing a massive structure come together from a set of prints, this is the spot for you. You will build cool stuff! You can see it, touch it and smell it and be proud of what you’ve made! Using your general finish carpentry experience, you’ll use table saws, routers and all kinds of hand tools to fabricate custom, large-scale exhibits, events, activations, environments! Along with your lead and the Project Manager, you will determine the best way to construct something. You’ll look at detail drawings and solve the puzzle. You’ll assemble CNC parts to create cabinets, counters, walls, fixtures. You’ll laminate, peel laminate and laminate some more. You’ll get to be creative and tactical all day every day.

Requirements

2+ years of professional experience in a cabinet shop or scenic fabrication environment.
Problem Solvers: You can look at a drawing and figure out the best assembly sequence.
Detail-Oriented: Tight seams and flush laminates are a must.
Team Players: We work in a collaborative shop environment with tight deadlines.
Experience with CNC operation or assembly of CNC-routed parts.
Knowledge of specialty hardware (cam locks, hanging brackets, LED integration).
You pay attention to the details—you have a dedication to excellence.
You take pride in your work.
You can work some crazy hours. We get busy!

Responsibilities

Fabrication: Building custom counters, kiosks, and large-scale booth structures from plywood, MDF, and hardwoods.
Laminating: Proficient use of high-pressure laminates (HPL) and veneers.
Blueprint Reading: Working from detailed shop drawings and cut lists to assemble complex units.
Tool Operation: Safe and expert use of table saws, routers, miter saws, and pneumatic fasteners.