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Barista
A quick-thinking multitasker who loves people and coffee. Knowledgeable about products and able to make solid suggestions. Has a good sense of aesthetics and enjoys the smell of fresh ground coffee. Follows Health Department regulations closely and learns quickly. Able to manage a complex drink menu. Customer-facing, retail-oriented role. Strong team player. Applicants with broad weekend availability will receive primary consideration. Saturday availability from 10-6, is non-negotiable.
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Kiln Tech
A self-starter who efficiently and meticulously dips painted ceramics in overglaze, stilts pieces for kiln loading, and programs kilns for firing cycles. Responsibilities include unloading kilns, sanding fired ceramics, sorting orders, and packaging carefully for pickup. Must be focused, detail-oriented, and comfortable getting messy. Ideal for someone who understands chemistry, enjoys working independently with minimal supervision. This role requires responsibility, as you’ll handle delicate, irreplaceable customer-painted ceramics. Flexible, part-time hours.
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Processing/Shipping
A non-customer facing position that is best suited for highly responsible, self-starters, who thrive in an area where they are required to be focused and efficient with time management and repetitive tasks. An organized person who works well independently, is our favorite for this area! This person sorts fired ceramic projects and packages them for pickup. They also unpack and price and stock all incoming shipments. Flexible hours. Part Time. An abundance of hours are available in October-December, and June-August.
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Staff Artist
A highly creative and skilled individual who paints samples, provides art instruction, and creates content for classes. Flexible, part-time hours. A portfolio is required for the interview, and we may ask for a “working interview” to assess your ceramic painting skills. Hours can vary, as this position is not focused on coverage during busy times. Note: This position is rarely available, as we only need a few artistic individuals on staff, and most stick around for a long time.
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Studio Assistant
Studio Assistants greet customers, write project tickets, clean and sanitize the studio, organize orders, and restock ceramics and glaze. They clean and organize art tools after each use, answer guest questions, and check out customers using the POS system. They also provide art process instruction, organize projects for kiln firing, and may attend community outreach events. This role requires flexibility, enthusiasm, and a willingness to learn. Applicants with broad weekend availability will receive primary consideration, for this customer-facing, retail position. Saturday availability from 10-6, is non-negotiable.
