Graveyard Barista - Part-time

BigFoot Java is a renowned coffee stand company known for its passion for quality coffee and exceptional customer service. Operating primarily in Pacific, WA, BigFoot Java has built a strong reputation by delivering a unique coffee experience that combines great-tasting beverages with friendly, knowledgeable staff. As an establishment, it fosters a positive work environment where employee morale is valued and customer satisfaction is paramount. The company maintains high standards in coffee preparation and continuously innovates its menu by paying close attention to customer feedback. This focus on quality and community engagement makes BigFoot Java a preferred destination for coffee enthusiasts and a desirable workplace for those passionate about coffee and customer experience. As a Barista at BigFoot Java, you will be the face of the company, responsible for educating customers about the beverage menu and ensuring an outstanding coffee experience. This role is not only about preparing excellent quality beverages but also about delivering friendly service, maintaining cleanliness, and managing day-to-day operations of the coffee stand. The ideal candidate will have a strong work ethic, a passion for coffee, and a desire to be actively involved in the company. This position requires excellent communication skills to solve customer challenges, participate respectfully with co-workers and management, and contribute to positive staff morale. The Barista will also perform financial reporting, cash handling, and operate the POS system according to company protocols. Experience in coffee preparation is preferred but not mandatory, making this an excellent opportunity for those eager to grow and learn in a supportive environment. The role requires the ability to work independently or in a team, adapt to a fast-paced setting, and comply with health and safety regulations. BigFoot Java offers an employment opportunity with an hourly wage starting at $17.35 plus tips, with overtime pay for hours worked over 40 per week. Additional benefits include paid time off, free coffee beverages during shifts, and a 401K program after 90 days. Occasional meetings at the corporate office in Pacific are required.
  • Must be 18 years or older
  • coffee experience preferred but not required
  • ability to stand for 6 hours or more per shift
  • ability to perform repetitive motions
  • ability to bend stoop or kneel as needed
  • ability to lift up to 30 pounds
  • ability to stand and walk for long periods
  • use of hand dexterity for writing grabbing pulling twisting and shaking
  • ability to clean and restock work areas empty trash and sanitize equipment and utensils

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