ASIA Jobs Column

There are several job openings available at this point in time, and it seems appropriate to start the ASIA Jobs Column now. If you are seeking employment/apprenticeship in this field or if you have positions available let us know by writing to ASIA:

  • Matt Umanov of Umanov’s Guitar Shop in New York City is seeking an experienced repair and setup person to perform in-store work on an the constant assortment of acoustic and electric instruments that come into his premises. Matt is also seeking a sales person.
  • Tim Poling of Poling Stringed Instruments in Slidell, Louisiana is seeking a full time repair person experienced with both violins and guitars.
  • Frederik Gustafsson, a new member from Sweden corresponds saying that he has had a difficult time learning the craft first hand in his country, though he has been playing guitars for many years. He is fluent in English, has experience in woodworking and model making, and is seeking some type of apprenticeship in the U.S.A. He promises his extreme enthusiasm.
  • Dan Goore is a 19 year old (pushing 20) who is seeking an apprenticeship in acoustic or electric guitar construction. He has had some limited experience with woodworking, and has tried his hand at basic construction with not much of a result. He is however, passionate about his desire to learn and he will relocate.
  • Roger Sadowsky of Sadowsky Guitars Limited in New York City is seeking an assistant repair technician with experience in both acoustic and electric instruments.
  • DB Music is seeking a qualified repair technician for warranty work and acoustic and electric repairs. Salary dependant upon experience.
  • Mike Dresdner is usually looking for employees at his shop in Perkasie, PA. This is a production situation dealing with the manufacture of solid body instruments as well as limited parts manufacture.
“ASIA is an organization where you not only grow your skills, but grow your extended family. I have met so many wonderful, knowledgeable people through this organization.” ~Michael Dickinson, Martin Guitar