Apple Hiring iCup Supply Specialist to Restock Coffee Beans

Apple is looking to hire someone to keep employees’ coffee cups full.

On Sept. 28, Apple listed a full-time iCup Supply Specialist role responsible for ensuring employees have freshly brewed coffee in their breakrooms. The specialist could earn up to $36 an hour and will sanitize, clean, restock and manage as many as 90 coffee machines.

“At Apple, we take coffee seriously,” the job listing reads. “We are seeking a detail-oriented, organized and independent worker to join our team as an iCup Supply Specialist to manage a large portfolio of bean-to-cup coffee machines distributed throughout Santa Clara Valley.”

USA TODAY contacted Apple on Oct. 5 for more information about the role.

What Does the iCup Specialist Do?

The specialist “will ensure our business partners have access to fresh coffee and breakroom supplies,” according to the job listing. Daily duties include refilling beans and supplies, cleaning surfaces that come into contact with coffee machines, running routes, answering service calls and communicating with building managers and administrators. The role reports to an iCup Service Supervisor.

How Much Does the Job Pay?

The Apple job posting lists pay of $27.75 to $36.05 per hour.

Where Is the Job Based?

The role is based in Santa Clara, California, and covers coffee machines throughout the Santa Clara Valley.

What Qualifications Are Required?

Apple’s minimum qualifications include:

• A high school diploma
• Knowledge of safe food-handling practices
• One to three years of route or delivery experience
• One to three years of customer service experience
• One to three years of warehouse or grocery experience
• A driver’s license and clean motor vehicle record
• The ability to lift up to 50 pounds

How to Apply

Interested applicants can apply on Apple’s website. The job listing says applications are accepted on a rolling basis.