- Salary
- $20+
- Location
- Seattle WA (Broadway)
- Workplace
- Onsite
- Type
- Part-time
- Department
- Field
- Source
- Lever
Description
As a Car Delivery Driver at our Seattle, WA store located at 1519 Broadway Seattle, WA 98122, you are our “Boots on the ground!”, and the main face that our Insomniacs see outside of the bakery! You give the word “Delivery” a whole new meaning by delivering the Cookie Magic to our fans wherever they are.
OUR SWEET DELIVERY DRIVER PERKS & PAY:
· Pay rate range of $20.00 - $20.25/hr + tips
- Pay-on-Demand (no longer do you have to wait until the end of the week. Get paid daily for your total shift earnings from the day before!)
· Small but busy delivery zone
· 1 hr of paid vacation for every 50 hours worked and 1 hour of paid sick time off for every 30 hours worked
· Flexible part-time work schedules
· Pet insurance for your furry loved ones
· Ability to enroll in our nationwide GasBuddy discounted fuel program
· Ability to enroll in our nationwide Jiffy Lube car maintenance program
· Job stability with a rapidly growing and reputable company
· Achievable growth/promotion opportunities
· FREE cookies with every shift!
WHAT WILL I DO AS A DELIVERY DRIVER?
· Check orders for quality and accuracy before they leave the store.
· Deliver our cookies, milk and ice cream to our loyal fan base, in a timely and safe fashion.
· Provide quality customer service through positive and professional interaction with customers whether in-person or by phone.
· Use Insomnia’s delivery app to approved company standards and provide accurate status updates to customers.
DESIRED SKILLS/EXPERIENCE:
· Excellent time management and organizational skills
· Knowledge of the 2-mile radius surrounding the store is a plus!
· Must have your own car, license, valid registration, and valid insurance
· Must be able to pass a motor vehicles background check
· Must have a smartphone with data plan
· Must be legally eligible to work in the United States
· Must be 18 years or older to be employed
Skills
Customer Service