Welder Job in Puerto Rico

Welder Job in Puerto Rico is a metal worker and welding role with KGBL. The job is based at the company’s Brooklyn, NY workshop. The worker will fabricate and weld furniture components, perform precision TIG welding, polish and finish metal surfaces, read shop drawings, and assemble metal with wood, glass, and stone. The role requires experience with non-ferrous metals, aluminum, and steel, along with strong finishing skills and attention to detail. Pay is $25–$35 per hour based on experience.

About KGBL

KGBL designs and manufactures modern, handcrafted furniture and objects in its Brooklyn workshop.

The company works on fine furniture, custom millwork, and architectural projects. Its work includes wood, metal, glass, stone, and upholstery.

The Role

We’re looking for a skilled metal worker/welder to join our Brooklyn shop.

The role mainly involves working with non-ferrous metals. It also includes related work in steel or stainless steel.

Expertise in TIG welding metals is essential for this position.

This is hands-on fabrication and finishing work. The furniture and objects are built to a high standard. Precision, clean joinery, and refined surface finishing are central to the job.

The ideal candidate comes from a fine furniture or sculpture background. Craft and finish quality should be as important as structural soundness.

Responsibilities

• Fabricate and weld furniture components and structures in non-ferrous metals, with related welding work in gin aluminum and steel.
• Perform precision welding to a high cosmetic standard, not just structural.
• Polish and finish metal surfaces with satin, brushed, and polished finishes across multiple metals.
• Read and work from shop drawings and templates with tight tolerances.
• Work to coordinate and assemble metal components with wood, glass, and stone elements.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe metal shop area.
• Collaborate with the shop team on production timelines and sequencing.

Qualifications

• Experience welding non-ferrous metals, with related welding work in gin aluminum and steel.
• Background in fine furniture fabrication or sculpture. Comfortable with craft-level standards, not just structural welding.
• Strong metal finishing and polishing skills.
• Ability to work precisely from drawings and templates.
• Reliable, detail-oriented, and comfortable in a small shop environment.

Details

Location: Brooklyn, NY workshop

Compensation: $25–$35/hour, based on experience

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