Join the Legacy. Build the Future.

Location: 311 Cessna Circle, Corona, CA 92880

At Fender, every instrument is built with purpose. Our factory in Corona, CA is where raw materials meet craftsmanship to become some of the most iconic guitars in the world. This is where your work can become part of a global legacy.

We are hiring individuals to join our manufacturing team—people who take pride in working with their hands, care about quality, and are committed to doing their best every day. If you’ve worked in construction, carpentry, automotive, paint, or metalwork—or just love to build and learn—this is a place to grow.

About the Work

On the factory floor, you’ll be part of a team that shapes, finishes, inspects, and packs guitars by hand and with machinery. This is physical, hands-on work in a fast-paced environment. You’ll be trained on the job and supported by a team that values precision, pride in craftsmanship, and a strong work ethic.

What We’re Looking For

  • A strong attention to detail and commitment to quality

  • Willingness to learn and follow production processes

  • Comfortable working with tools and machinery

  • Ability to work in a physically active, team-based environment

  • Basic reading and writing skills in English (bilingual is a plus)

  • Experience in woodworking, carpentry, sanding, painting, or metalwork is preferred but not required

  • Must pass a background check and drug screening

  • Legally authorized to work in the U.S. (E-Verify employer)

Compensation & Benefits

  • Starting at $18.00/hour, with potential for higher pay based on shift differential or specialized skills

  • Medical, dental, and vision benefits

  • 401(k) with company match

  • Paid time off and holidays

  • Employee discount on gear and instruments

  • Opportunity to build world-class guitars alongside skilled craftspeople


Sé Parte de Nuestro Legado. Ayuda a Crear el Futuro.

Ubicación: 311 Cessna Circle, Corona, CA 92880

En Fender, cada instrumento se fabrica con dedicación. Nuestra planta en Corona, CA es donde los materiales se convierten en guitarras icónicas gracias a la artesanía de nuestro equipo. Este es tu momento de unirte a una historia que ha marcado generaciones.

Estamos contratando personas para unirse a nuestro equipo de producción. Buscamos personas responsables, detallistas, y con pasión por construir cosas con sus propias manos. Si tienes experiencia en construcción, carpintería, pintura, trabajo con metales, o simplemente te gusta aprender y trabajar duro, este trabajo es para ti.

Sobre el Trabajo

En nuestra línea de producción, formarás parte del equipo que da forma, pinta, inspecciona y empaca guitarras. Es un trabajo físico y manual en un ambiente de ritmo rápido. Te capacitaremos y contarás con el apoyo de un equipo comprometido con la calidad.

Lo Que Buscamos

  • Atención al detalle y enfoque en la calidad

  • Ganas de aprender y seguir procesos establecidos

  • Comodidad usando herramientas y maquinaria

  • Capacidad para trabajar en equipo y realizar trabajo físico

  • Habilidad básica para leer y escribir en inglés (bilingüe es una ventaja)

  • Experiencia en carpintería, pintura, lijado o trabajos similares es preferida pero no requerida

  • Debe pasar verificación de antecedentes y prueba de drogas

  • Autorización legal para trabajar en EE. UU. (empleador que utiliza E-Verify)

Compensación y Beneficios

  • Salario inicial desde $18.00 por hora, con posibilidad de mayor pago por diferencial de turno o habilidades especializadas

  • Beneficios médicos, dentales y de visión

  • 401(k) con contribución de la empresa

  • Tiempo libre pagado y días festivos

  • Descuento en instrumentos y equipo

  • Oportunidad de aprender y crecer en una marca reconocida mundialmente

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