Corporation Supplies Maker
Overview
Corporate Tools is hiring a Corporation Supply maker in our Post Falls Idaho location. You will be manufacturing books, seals, stamps, and corporate supplies. You will be assembling notebooks, sleeves, technical papers, using machines like grinders and lasers, foilers, stampers, complicated folding machines, stamping machines, and printers. You’ll be making supplies like corporate seals, rubbers stamps, and corporate stock certificates. This is not a normal manufacturing job. You’ll actually talk and email with our clients and vendors as well. So it’s quite a variety throughout the day.
Wage
Benefits
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100% employer-paid medical, dental & visionFull coverage for employees — nothing comes out of your paycheck. Plus an annual review with a raise option.
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Time off that grows with you22 days PTO + 4 holidays to start. After 3 years it bumps to 29 days, and after 5 years you move to flexible time off — not accrued, not capped. Take time off when you want.
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Parental leave & 401(k) matchPaid parental leave, plus up to 6% company 401(k) matching with no vesting period — it’s yours from day one.
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Quarterly allowanceSpend it on whatever makes work better: a comfier remote setup, continuing-education classes, a plant for your desk, coffee for a coworker, a massage for yourself… really, whatever.
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No dumb perks (and a trail mix bar)No weekend dog-walking gimmicks that look cool but cost nothing because nobody uses them. We spend on benefits you’ll actually use — an open-concept office, friendly coworkers, a creative environment, and yeah… a trail mix bar.
Responsibilities
Creating Corporate Books
Creating Corporate Seals
Working with very specific and detail oriented clients
Producing and shipping perfect orders in incredible processing times
Requirements
Speed - You need to be willing to sweat and work fast
Precision - You need to have attention for detail
Quality - You just won't stand for crappy products
Why Work Here
You enjoy talking to clients, very detailed specifications, and yet zoning out and making the same thing for a few hours doesn’t bother you. You find craftmanship in just about everything you do. You mow your yard, and you have to have straight lines. You change your lawn mower blade on a regular basis because you want sharp cut grass. You purchase furniture and have to put it together and you have to put it together right. You might have found yourself wanting something that you couldn’t find and ultimately just made it from scratch. You order something on Amazon and the product is beat up, packaged poorly, or made badly and you notice it, it bugs you, and you struggle not to return it for the principle alone of it alone.