Field Crew - Finish Carpenter

Multi-trade - Full build cycle This isn't the job for everyone. But for the right person, it's more than a job. If you're the kind of carpenter who slows down at the end of a project — because that's when the eye of the homeowner lands on your work — we want to hear from you. About Riley Projects We're a small design-build firm doing high-craft custom residential work in Los Angeles. Designer, project manager, and field crew under one roof — so the work that reaches you is resolved, not dumped on you to figure out. We're building toward employee ownership, which means the people who build this company have a real stake in what it becomes. How This Crew Works Each member of this crew takes the lead at their phase of the build — and steps back to support when the baton passes. During interior closeout, that lead is you. The crew that spent weeks building the structure and running the systems is now behind you, helping you close out the house the way it deserves to be closed out. That means you're the last word on the interior. It also means that when you receive this site from the Systems Builder, you need to be able to look at it and know whether it's ready. Everything that came before either sets you up or doesn't — and you have to be honest about which it is. The right person for this crew will recognize that model immediately — and want it. Mission of the Role You are here to finish the house the way it deserves to be finished — where the craft becomes visible, where the details are felt even when they're not consciously seen. You close out the interior with the same standard the rest of the crew brought to the structure. And you do it as the lead — with the full crew behind you. Focus of the Role - During interior closeout, you lead the site. You own finish carpentry and millwork — doors, trim, built-ins, cabinetry installation. You have a trained eye for what's level, what's plumb, what's true — and you won't leave until it is. - You have real exper