Diamond Graders- No Experience Necessary

Build a unique career in our expanding laboratory as a Diamond Grader. Work with diamonds, microscopes and computers in a laboratory production environment that emphasizes quality and precision. The position is located in Carlsbad (North Coastal San Diego County) near the 5 freeway. Paid training begins May 27, 2008.

Do you like detailed work that emphasizes quality and precision? Do you grasp new information quickly? Would you like to receive paid on-the-job training and begin a career grading diamonds at the GIA Laboratory? If you answered yes, you should consider an entry-level career in Gemology!

The GIA Laboratory is expanding its diamond grading staff to meet the growing need for independent, third party verification of diamond quality. Founded in 1931, GIA is a nonprofit institute dedicated to gem and jewelry research and learning, GIA created the international diamond grading system and GIA grading reports are regarded worldwide as the hallmark of integrity, reliability, and consistency.

Responsibilities:
Performing the initial examination of diamonds submitted to the GIA Laboratory for Diamond Grading Reports. Accurate identification and documentation of clarity characteristics on a plot diagram, assigning polish, symmetry, and clarity grades within the GIA Diamond Grading System.

An intensive three (3) month to (6) month training period provides hands-on individualized training incorporating GIA Laboratory policies, procedures, and established guidelines in the documentation of pertinent data for the GIA Laboratory Diamond Grading Report.

Requirements:
High school diploma or general education degree (GED) required. Bachelor's degree (B.A. or B.S.) from four-year college or university, in Earth Sciences or Geology preferred not required.

Willingness to complete the GIA Diamonds Program required

Ability to get along with a diverse group of individuals

Ability to work with binocular microscopes

Basic computer skills required

Detail-minded with good concentration skills

Proven ability to accept and learn from constructive criticism


You are welcome to visit our website at www.gia.edu for additional information.

 

Equal Opportunity Employer