Barista Jobs – December 2024 Job Listings
Explore Barista jobs in the United States— complete with salaries, requirements and benefits — in preparation for the OysterLink Jobs platform’s launch later this year.
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2522 Barista Jobs in the US (Hiring Now!)
With a high demand for skilled Baristas in cafes nationwide, many establishments are actively seeking talented individuals to join their teams.
Whether you are an experienced Barista or just starting your career in the coffee industry, here are 2522 Barista job openings in the U.S.:
Barista job
Starbucks Barista – PT
STARBUCKS/BARISTA
Starbucks Barista
Barista – Starbucks
Barista job
Broista – League City, TX
Starbucks Barista
Barista job
BARISTA (FULL TIME AND PART TIME)
How Many Baristas Are Employed in the US?
According to Zippia, there are over 474,463 baristas currently employed in the United States. When it comes to employment type, 35% of Baristas work full-time, while 65% are in part-time roles.
[Source: CareerExplorer]
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Are Barista Jobs in Demand?
As mentioned earlier, there’s a high demand for Baristas all over the country.
The chart below shows the projected growth for Food and Beverage Preparation Workers, including Baristas, spanning from 2022 to 2032. It highlights the promising outlook for those looking to build stable and rewarding careers in the coffee industry.
[Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics]
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How Much Do Baristas Earn in the US?
The average salary for Baristas in the United States is $34,825 a year, according to the most recent data averaged from Glassdoor, Indeed and ZipRecruiter. On an hourly basis, this would be $16.74.
FAQs About Barista Jobs
Many cafes offer both full-time and part-time Barista jobs. However, part-time positions are more common. This is because cafes often need to cover various shifts throughout the day, including mornings, evenings and weekends.
Here are some questions you might get asked in your Barista job interview:
- “Apart from espresso, are you familiar with different brewing methods like pour-over or cold brew?”
- “Could you describe the different ways to froth milk??”
- “How would you recommend a coffee drink to a customer who is not familiar with the menu?”
Absolutely! It’s common for Baristas to receive tips. In some cafes, there’s a tip pool system where all the staff working during a shift share the tips.
