We are seeking a Glass Leading Apprentice, a budding craftsman with a steady hand, a discerning eye, and a genuine passion for the craft.

This apprenticeship is both a place of learning and a path toward mastery. You will work alongside experienced makers and designers, developing the foundational skills of our glass department while contributing meaningfully to production and prototyping. From the precise cutting and taping of glass to the careful preparation of pieces for soldering and leading, you will play a vital role in shaping the foundation of our creations, ensuring each piece reflects both structural integrity and aesthetic intention.

The role is designed for those who believe craft is a discipline and a dedication. For those who see value in repetition as refinement, and in the quiet dialogue between hand and material. We are looking for someone who wants to grow with us, to build a long-term practice within a studio that takes the work seriously.

The Glass Leading Apprenticeship begins as a 2-Month Intensive, structured to assess both fit and skill, with the intent to transition into a full-time role within our Glass Department. This position is hiring on a rolling basis.

Structure & Compensation

• Junior Apprentice | 20-35 hrs/week | $22-26/hr
• A collaborative, focused studio environment with clear pathways for growth in craft, operations, and leadership

Key Responsibilities

• Shadow closely with artisans and designers to learn and support the execution of key production techniques
• Cut and prepare glass components with precision, ensuring accurate fit and clean lines
• Tape glass pieces using the copper foil method, maintaining careful alignment and clean edgework
• Assist in structural preparation and leading, ensuring joints are smooth and surfaces are ready for assembly
• Maintain a workspace rooted in order, focus, and respect for process
• Embody the values of craftsmanship, discipline, and integrity in daily work

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience working with stained glass, leaded glass, or a closely related craft medium
• Strong manual dexterity and refined eye-hand coordination
• Ability to read and interpret templates, sketches, or technical drawings
• A quiet attentiveness to process and an openness to learning through repetition and observation
• A keen eye for detail and a commitment to maintaining consistency across pieces
• Experience with hand tools and small materials in a production environment preferred
• Experience in CAD (Fusion, Blender) is a plus

To Apply

Please submit your resume, documentation or images of your glass or related craft work, and a brief note on why your specific skill set aligns with the Henrii ethos.

We are seeking a Ceramics Apprentice, a budding craftsman with a steady hand, a deep reverence for the medium, and a genuine passion for the craft.

This apprenticeship is both a place of learning and a path toward mastery. You will work alongside experienced makers and designers, developing the foundational skills of our ceramics department while contributing meaningfully to production and prototyping. From the precise execution of hand-building techniques to the careful finishing and refinement of each piece, you will play a vital role in shaping the foundation of our creations, ensuring each object reflects both structural integrity and aesthetic intention.

The role is designed for those who believe craft is a discipline and a dedication. For those who see value in repetition as refinement, and in the quiet dialogue between hand and material. We are looking for someone who wants to grow with us, to build a long-term practice within a studio that takes the work seriously.

The Ceramics Apprenticeship begins as a 2-Month Intensive, structured to assess both fit and skill, with the intent to transition into a full-time role within our Ceramics Department. This position is hiring on a rolling basis.

Structure & Compensation

• Junior Apprentice | 20-35 hrs/week | $22-26/hr
• A collaborative, focused studio environment with clear pathways for growth in craft, operations, and leadership

Key Responsibilities

• Shadow closely with artisans and designers to learn and support the execution of key production techniques
• Execute slab building, coiling, and pinch pottery techniques with precision and consistency
• Refine surfaces and joins to meet exacting aesthetic standards
• Assist with glazing operations, material organization, and tool maintenance
• Maintain a workspace rooted in order, focus, and respect for process
• Embody the values of craftsmanship, discipline, and integrity in daily work

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience in ceramics with an emphasis on hand-building techniques
• Strong manual dexterity and refined eye-hand coordination
• Ability to read and interpret templates, sketches, or technical drawings
• A quiet attentiveness to process and an openness to learning through repetition and observation
• A keen eye for detail and a commitment to maintaining consistency across pieces
• Experience with hand tools and small materials in a production environment preferred
• Degree in Fine Arts or Ceramics preferred
• Experience in CAD (Fusion, Blender) is a plus

To Apply

Please submit your resume, a portfolio or technical documentation of your ceramics work, and a brief note on why your specific skill set aligns with the Henrii ethos.

We are seeking a Kiln Technician, a highly skilled craftsman with deep technical expertise, a methodical mind, and an uncompromising standard for quality.

This is a production-level role at the heart of our Ceramics Department. You will own the full lifecycle of every firing, from programming and monitoring complex schedules to managing glaze chemistry and maintaining the integrity of our kiln room. Your work is foundational to the studio, ensuring that every piece that passes through the kiln meets our exacting standards of consistency and quality.

The role is designed for those who bring both technical mastery and a zero-error mindset to their work. For those who understand that great craft begins long before the making, in the precise management of heat, chemistry, and process. We are looking for someone who wants to grow with us, to take ownership of a critical function within a studio that takes the work seriously.

This position includes a 2-Month Probationary Period, after which the role transitions to a permanent full-time position within our Ceramics Department.

Structure & Compensation

• Production Hand | 40 hrs/week | $28-40/hr
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k)
• Paid Time Off
• A collaborative, focused studio environment with clear pathways for growth in craft, operations, and leadership

Key Responsibilities

• Oversee the loading, firing, and unloading of all bisque and glaze kilns
• Program and monitor complex firing schedules, troubleshooting heating elements, thermocouples, and controller issues
• Manage glaze inventory, mix large batches from raw materials, and conduct regular testing to ensure color and texture consistency
• Inspect fired pieces for defects and adjust schedules or formulas accordingly
• Maintain kiln furniture, wash shelves, and ensure the kiln room meets all safety standards
• Maintain a workspace rooted in order, focus, and respect for process
• Embody the values of craftsmanship, discipline, and integrity in daily work

Qualifications

• Extensive experience as a Kiln Technician or Studio Manager in a high-volume professional environment
• Deep understanding of pyrometric cones, atmospheric variables, and kiln repair
• Proficiency in glaze formulation and the ability to adjust recipes based on material variations
• Strong manual dexterity and refined eye-hand coordination
• A methodical approach to organization and a commitment to maintaining consistency across every firing cycle
• BFA/MFA in Ceramics or equivalent professional technical experience
• Experience in CAD (Fusion, Blender) is a plus

To Apply

Please submit your resume, technical documentation of your firing and glaze work, and a brief note on why your specific skill set aligns with the Henrii ethos.

We are seeking a Product Engineer, a disciplined engineer, fabricator, or designer with a steady hand, a discerning eye, and a passion for the structural architecture of craft.

This role sits at the intersection of design and manufacturing. You will work alongside our designers and artisans, taking form-resolved concepts and making them buildable, compliant, durable, and economical. From the precise CAD drafting of custom backplates and mounting systems to the electrical integration of high-end lighting fixtures and the engineering of large-scale furniture, you will play a vital role in shaping the mechanical foundation of our creations. Your work ensures each piece reflects both structural integrity and seamless aesthetic intention, bridging the gap between a designer's vision and a finished, functional object.

This is a department-building role. You will establish the engineering execution function at HENRII, owning the full technical lifecycle of our products and positioning the studio to take on IP65-rated builds, larger custom projects, and increasingly complex commissions.

This position includes a 2-Month Probationary Period, after which the role transitions to a permanent full-time position.

Structure & Compensation

• Department Lead | Full-time, Salaried | $70,000-$150,000/yr
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k)
• Paid Time Off
• A collaborative, focused studio environment with clear pathways for growth in operations and leadership

Key Responsibilities

• Translate design concepts into manufacturable products, including CAD models, drawings with GD&T, BOMs, and assembly sequences
• Specify materials, fasteners, finishes, and processes across CNC, sheet metal, casting, 3D printing, and injection molding
• Own structural integrity across all builds, including load paths, mounting, anti-rotation, thermal expansion, and vibration
• Own electrical integration, including driver selection, wire gauge, strain relief, grounding, thermal derating, and dimming compatibility
• Own compliance preparation for UL 1598, IEC 60529 IP ratings, Title 24, and photometric files, and package submissions for third-party labs
• Source through direct vendors, negotiating tolerances, lead times, and NRE
• Build and test prototypes, iterating to production intent
• Engineer structural frameworks to safely integrate ceramic, glass, metal, wood, and mirror elements across multiple furniture verticals
• Document everything, including assembly instructions, QC criteria, and service procedures
• Conduct safety and pull tests on all outgoing functional pieces

Qualifications

• Strong experience in CAD and 3D modeling for manufacturing, including Fusion 360, Rhino, or SolidWorks
• Deep understanding of GD&T, BOM development, and DFM principles
• Demonstrated experience in lamp wiring, electrical components, and UL-standard assembly
• Familiarity with IP65/IP67 rated product development and IEC 60529 compliance
• Experience sourcing and managing third-party fabricators and vendors
• Strong mechanical aptitude across hardware, joinery, and diverse material properties
• Refined eye-hand coordination for the assembly of small, delicate components and complex internal systems
• A methodical approach to documentation and a commitment to maintaining consistency across every build
• Experience closing a product through a third-party compliance lab strongly preferred

To Apply

Please submit your resume, a portfolio or technical documentation of relevant engineering work, and a brief note on why your specific skill set aligns with the Henrii ethos.