How to Earn $42,000 Testing Weed Vaporizers - 3 minutes read
Are you looking for a career change? Do you wish that your current job allowed for more time to enjoy a “vapable herb” throughout the day? If that sounds like you, you now have a chance to apply for your dream job, a job that happens to pay precisely $42,000 per year. Sounds like a good opportunity, to be blunt. Here’s what you need to know about the job, and how to apply.
What does the job entail?
The position is with a company called Vaped, an e-commerce site that sells vaporizers and believes that “vaporizing is the best way to consume dry herb.” But before they feature a vaporizer on the site, a member of the Vaped team first tests and reviews each one—and it has gotten to the point where they need someone else to take on that task.
That’s where this job comes in. The successful applicant will receive their vaporizers for free, test their capabilities, and, according to the job description, provide input on:
Analysis on the functionality of the vaporizer (ex. size, vapor production, temperatures etc.)
Product testing (ex. how long does battery last)
Instructions of use
How to clean and maintain the vaporizer
Comparisons to other similar units
Your personal feelings about the vaporizer
A video, write up and photography of each vaporizer
What are the perks of the job?
In addition to the $42,000 salary and a ton of free vaporizers, benefits include three weeks of paid vacation, the ability to work remotely and set your own hours, and a $250/month “expense account.” Cough.
So what, exactly, does that expense account cover? In an email to Lifehacker, Vaped’s founder and CEO Christian Sculthorp explains that the vaporizers they sell are designed for use with a “vapable herb” of any kind.
“We expressly don’t recommend nicotine, but as well as marijuana, other ‘dry herbs’, such as potpourri, lavender, and camomile all are appropriate for use with our products,” he says, noting that purchasing marijuana products depends on its legality in your state.
While Sculthorp says that the vaporizers themselves (as in, the devices) are legal throughout the United States, testers should only use the expense budget for marijuana if they are in a state in which the smoking of marijuana is legal, or if they have the appropriate medical marijuana license as dictated by the laws of their state.
“We just need to see vapor come out of the vaporizers for testing purposes; the exact type of herb that is vaped is up to them,” he tells Lifehacker.
How to apply
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age. While the position is currently open to those in the United States, Canada and Australia, people in other parts of the world can also apply, “but would have to abide by the laws of that country when it comes to product,” Sculthorp explains.
To apply, fill out this application form (scroll til you hit it). It involves answering a few questions on your experience with vaporizers, software, and being in front of a camera—along with the usual one on why you’re the right person for the job. Applications will be accepted through the end of April, so if you’re interested in the job, get on this now.
Source: Lifehacker.com
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