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Stay updated on coffee industry trends, roasting techniques, and flavor profiles. Qualifications: * Must be enthusiastic and passionate about coffee! * 3 years of experience as a coffee roaster or in ...

Stay updated on coffee industry trends, roasting techniques, and flavor profiles. Qualifications: * Must be enthusiastic and passionate about coffee! * 3 years of experience as a coffee roaster or in ...

Biggby Coffee

West Carrollton, OH · On-site

$10 - $13/hr

Must be 18 years or older to apply Positive attitude and great work ethic Friendly and enjoys working with people Experience in specialty coffee industry a plus, but not required - we will train you!

Years ago, the coffee industry was revolutionized with the launch of the Keurig brewing system, allowing consumers to brew one cup of coffee on demand. Now with the power of JDE Peets, join a global ...

Offer the highest level of service in the office coffee industry. More than 35 years and 3000 customers later (. . . yes we can brag a little) we provide quite a bit more than just the best coffee.

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How much do coffee industry jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 29, 2026, the average hourly pay for coffee industry in the United States is $21.32, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.87 and $22.36 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a coffee industry job?

A Coffee Industry job refers to any role within the coffee supply chain, from farming and roasting to retail and barista positions. Jobs can include coffee farmers, roasters, quality control specialists, café managers, baristas, and sales representatives. These roles contribute to sourcing, processing, brewing, and serving coffee to consumers. Whether working on coffee farms, in production facilities, or at coffee shops, professionals in this industry play a crucial role in delivering high-quality coffee experiences.

What are the typical career paths and growth opportunities in the coffee industry?

Many professionals in the coffee industry start in entry-level roles such as barista, roaster assistant, or production staff and can advance to positions like head barista, roaster, café manager, or quality control specialist with experience and additional training. Opportunities also exist in areas like wholesale sales, coffee education, green coffee sourcing, and business development. The industry values hands-on experience, ongoing education, and passion for coffee, making it possible for motivated individuals to progress quickly. Employers often support development through in-house training, mentorship, and industry certifications, enabling talent to climb the ranks or even open their own coffee-related ventures.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the coffee industry?

To thrive in the coffee industry, you need a strong understanding of coffee sourcing, production processes, brewing techniques, and customer service. Familiarity with industry-specific equipment, point-of-sale systems, and certifications such as SCA (Specialty Coffee Association) credentials are valuable assets. Excellent communication, attention to detail, and an ability to work efficiently in fast-paced environments help professionals stand out. These skills ensure the delivery of high-quality products and service, support operational efficiency, and foster customer satisfaction and loyalty.

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Infographic showing various Coffee Industry job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 78% Full Time, 14% Part Time, and 8% Contract. Highlights an 91% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 7% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $44,347 per year, or $21.3 per hour.

Coffee Training Professional (Level 1)

Texas Coffee School

Arlington, TX • On-site

Other

Medical, PTO

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Job description

Coffee Training Professional (Level 1)


Turn your professional coffee experience into something bigger!

You've spent years building your expertise in specialty coffee. You're smart, dependable, and driven. But maybe you feel like you've hit a ceiling. If you're looking for a role with more purpose, broader reach, and room to grow beyond the four walls of a café, this could be the opportunity you've been working toward.


For more than 16 years, Texas Coffee School has helped aspiring coffee shop owners across the country build thriving independent businesses.


As part of our training team, you won't just teach coffee skills. You'll guide students from idea to launch and see their success unfold in the real world. Today, our alumni operate hundreds of coffee shops and mobile ventures that create jobs, strengthen local economies, and help shape the future of specialty coffee. Few roles allow you to see the impact of your work so directly. There's nothing quite like watching someone open their own shop knowing you helped make it happen. As one of our Coffee Training Professionals, you are not removed from the result. You are part of it.


THE ROLE:

This role teaches Texas Coffee School’s hands-on coffee training and business curriculum to aspiring coffee shop owners and their teams. As part of our team of trainers, you will lead adult learners through barista skills, operational systems, and business fundamentals using professional equipment in a classroom environment. You will also support day-to-day operations, student experience, and occasional consulting or curriculum projects.

This is a full-time, salaried, on-site position based at our Arlington, TX facility. Strong public speaking and confident communication with adult learners are essential. Recent specialty coffee industry experience is required.


TRAINING AND GROWTH:

You don't need to be a coffee business expert on day one. Our internal training system is structured, intensive, and built to develop the right person quickly. You'll be learning fast, practicing often, and receiving consistent feedback and coaching along the way. This role offers a clear path for growth within our company. The right candidate will be challenged, supported, and given increasing responsibility and compensation as they prove they can perform at a high level.


SCHEDULE:

Our work schedule is Tuesday through Saturday. We rarely exceed 40 hours per week. We highly value quality of life and offer a unique schedule that allows our training team to complete most responsibilities across three immersive class days, with two shorter and lighter prep days to start the workweek.


RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Complete Texas Coffee School’s internal training program
  • Teach hands-on barista training and coffee business curriculum
  • Lead adult classroom sessions with confidence and clarity
  • Deliver a consistently high-quality student experience
  • Support consulting projects and curriculum improvements
  • Prepare, maintain, and reset the training facility for each class
  • Manage prospective and former student inquiries by phone and email
  • Collaborate with leadership on new programs and resources
  • Stay current on specialty coffee standards and best practices


QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Minimum 5 Years of recent experience in the specialty coffee industry
  • Organized, detail-oriented, and dependable
  • Confident communicator with groups of adults
  • Coachable and receptive to feedback • High standards with strong follow-through
  • Comfortable taking responsibility and initiative
  • Available to work Tuesday through Saturday
  • Comfortable using Mac computers and common desktop software

Physical Requirements: Frequent standing, speaking for extended periods, walking, typing, reaching, and hands-on demonstrations. Must occasionally lift up to 50 pounds.


COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS:

  • Competitive salary plus performance bonuses
  • Health insurance available after 4 months
  • Paid vacation that increases with tenure
  • Paid sick time and paid company holidays
  • Full weeks off for Thanksgiving and Christmas
  • Company-provided lunches on class days
  • Monthly gas stipend
  • Occasional three-day weekends
  • Unlimited coffee and tea while working
  • Professional development and opportunities to attend major industry events