Salary: $75,000 - $90,000 per year
Location: Greenville, SC
Posted: November 12 2026
Minimum Degree:
Relocation Assistance: Not Available
Cabinet Engineer
Mozaik | Cabinet Vision | Custom Cabinetry & Architectural Millwork
The Cabinet Engineer / Architectural Millwork CAD/CAM Programmer converts design intent, architectural drawings, and field information into accurate, production-ready cabinet and millwork packages. This role uses Mozaik and Cabinet Vision to engineer custom cabinetry, casework, and architectural millwork; generate shop drawings, cut lists, bills of materials, labels, and CNC-ready programs; and support a smooth handoff from design through fabrication and installation.
· Review architectural plans, specifications, design drawings, field dimensions, and scope requirements for custom cabinetry and architectural millwork projects.
· Create accurate shop drawings, approval drawings, sections, details, and production documentation.
· Engineer cabinets, casework, panels, moldings, hardware applications, and custom millwork assemblies for manufacturability and installation.
· Program and maintain projects in Mozaik and Cabinet Vision, including construction methods, material libraries, hardware, machining, and CNC output.
· Generate cut lists, bills of materials, purchase requirements, labels, nesting data, and machine-ready files.
· Coordinate with designers, project managers, estimators, production teams, installers, vendors, and clients to resolve technical questions and design conflicts.
· Verify dimensions, clearances, tolerances, reveals, hardware requirements, material selections, and installation conditions before release to production.
· Optimize material yield, machining strategy, assembly methods, and production flow while maintaining quality standards.
· Process revisions and change orders accurately, documenting their impact on drawings, materials, labor, and schedule.
· Support the shop floor and installation teams by troubleshooting programming, fabrication, and field-fit issues.
· Maintain organized project files, revision control, engineering standards, and reusable software libraries.
· Demonstrated experience engineering custom cabinetry, commercial casework, or architectural millwork.
· Hands-on proficiency with Mozaik, Cabinet Vision, or comparable cabinet manufacturing CAD/CAM software.
· Ability to interpret architectural drawings, elevations, sections, specifications, and field measurements.
· Working knowledge of cabinet construction, joinery, sheet goods, hardwoods, veneers, laminates, edgebanding, hardware, and finishing requirements.
· Understanding of CNC machining, tooling, nesting, production sequencing, and fabrication constraints.
· Strong mathematical, spatial, problem-solving, and technical communication skills.
· High attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple projects, priorities, and deadlines.
· Ability to collaborate effectively with both office and shop-floor teams.
· Advanced experience building and maintaining Mozaik or Cabinet Vision catalogs, standards, reports, and machining rules.
· Experience with AutoCAD or other 2D/3D design software.
· Knowledge of AWI/AWMAC quality standards and industry best practices.
· Experience with ERP, estimating, purchasing, inventory, or production-management systems.
· Background in high-end residential, hospitality, retail, institutional, or commercial millwork.
· Associate degree, technical certificate, apprenticeship, or equivalent experience in drafting, engineering technology, woodworking, or a related field.
· Accurate, complete, and buildable production packages released on schedule.
· Low rates of programming errors, material waste, remakes, and field corrections.
· Consistent adherence to company construction standards and project specifications.
· Timely resolution of design, production, and installation questions.
· Effective collaboration across design, project management, manufacturing, and installation.
This position works closely with both office and manufacturing personnel and may require occasional time in the shop or at job sites to verify conditions, support production, or resolve installation issues. The employee must be able to work safely around woodworking and CNC manufacturing operations and follow all company safety procedures.