Sweetcow
Scooper - Louisville Location
Louisville, Colorado · Part-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 30 days ago
About the role
- Love ice cream, fun vibes, and making people smile?
- Join our team and get paid to do just that!
- We're hiring friendly, high-energy team members who want to scoop up good times and grow with us.
Responsibilities
- 🐮 Be the energy - we create amazing shop vibes and memorable shop experiences!
- 🚛 MooMobile Lead - oversee daily truck operations and provide the Sweet Cow experience at events
- 🙌 Shift Lead - guide and support your team while ensuring smooth and efficient shop operations
- 🚀 Assistant and General Manager - build and grow strong shop teams and community relationships
Requirements
- ✔️ 16+ years old
Compensation
- 💵 $21 per hour ($14.80 per hour + $6.50/hr average in tips)
Benefits
- 🏥 50% employer-paid health insurance for qualifying employees
- 🦷 Dental and Vision plans available (employee-paid)
- 🤧 Paid sick leave as outlined in HFWA
- To keep things running smoothly, we need team members with flexible availability.
Company info
- At Sweet Cow, we are committed to making the best-tasting ice cream, served by the friendliest scoopers in the cleanest shops on the planet.
- We are a company that values community, kindness, contribution, and growth.
- Whether you're looking for a fun part-time job or a long-term career path, Sweet Cow is the perfect place to develop your skills and grow with an amazing team.
- Come scoop smiles with us and discover the opportunities that await at Sweet Cow!
- 🍦 Scoop, serve & engage with customers - we are friendly, knowledgeable, fast, and fun!
- 🧹 Keep the shop running smoothly - we are clean, organized, and efficient!
- 💵 POS and cash handling - we are accurate and efficient!
- 🍪 Ice Cream Maker and Production - be a part of the magic behind Sweet Cow's incredible treats
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