Oscar Mayer’s Wienermobile is hiring new drivers

Oscar Mayer’s “Wienermobile” is employed once again.

Brand owned by the food giant Kraft HeinzIt officially began its annual search for new drivers for the massive hot dog on wheels on Wednesday.

In the job posting, the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile spokesperson position is described as a “unique” position that comes with a “competitive package that includes a base salary of $35,000, and a weekly allowance of $150 ($7,200 per year) for service workers.” Meals, personal travel, 18 days paid vacation, full health benefits package, and 100% hotel expense coverage.”

Successful applicants will have Attitude For one year.

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The brand said the job will entail serving as Oscar Mayer’s spokesperson while “driving and maintaining” the Wienermobile.

The “Hotdoggers” can expect to drive the 27-foot-long hot dog to several cities over the course of their one-year mission to “perform and report on more than 200 events,” according to Oscar Mayer. They will also be tasked with engaging with the media and creating social media posts.

Wienermobile drivers will ideally be “outgoing, creative, friendly and energetic college graduates with an appetite for adventure and ready to see the country through the windshield of the famous Oscar Mayer Wienermobile,” according to the job ad.

They should also have previous experience traveling and working with consumers, have good time management skills and know their way around social media. And of course, they’ll need a valid driver’s license to operate the Wienermobile, according to the job description.

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“With more than half of Gen Z aspiring to become an ‘influencer,’ our Hotdogger program is a great first step for anyone interested in exploring a career in social media or brand marketing,” said Molly Twenge, senior brand manager for Oscar Mayer. Experimental, he said in a statement. “Putting content creation and communications at the center of the action, it’s the only masterclass delivered on a 27-foot hot dog — making for one truly life-changing experience you won’t get from a typical 9-5.”

Oscar Mayer said the brand is looking to include a total of 12 Hot Doggers this year. The application deadline is January 31.

The Wienermobile program “offers Oscar Mayer an unparalleled competitive advantage, offering additional sales, promotion, licensing and mutual goodwill,” she said.

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Oscar Mayer is known as Sausages, cold cuts, bacon and other packaged food products It has been under the Kraft Heinz umbrella for years.

Kraft Heinz, which is also the parent company of brands like Classico, Lunchables, Smart Ones and Kool-Aid, had net sales of $19.27 billion in the first three quarters of 2024. Meanwhile, its net income was $614 million in the same period. time frame.