US EditionOscar Mayer Begins Search for New Class of Wienermobile Drivers
Oscar Mayer seeks 12 recent graduates as full-time Wienermobile drivers to visit 30+ states and attend hundreds of events, with less than 1% of applicants hired, USA Today reported.
- Now through January 31, Oscar Mayer is hiring 12 Hotdoggers to drive the 27-foot Wienermobile and applications are accepted via the Kraft Heinz careers page.
- Originating in 1988, the Hotdogger Program began to develop top talent and inspire future leaders while Hotdoggers promote Oscar Mayer on nationwide tours and events.
- Drivers receive a $35,600 base salary and a $150 weekly allowance, along with 18 days paid time off, full health benefits, and covered hotels.
- Applicants face stiff odds: USA Today reports less than 1% are hired from over 5,000 applicants, with only 12 selected Hotdoggers chosen for the program.
- Continuing a long tradition, the Wienermobile debuted in 1936 and enters its 39th Hotdogger Program class, with Hotdoggers creating social content during tours.
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Oscar Mayer, brand of Kraft Heinz, presented the call to drive the Wienermobile with $35,000 salary, trips and hotels paid for a year
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Oscar Mayer begins search for new class of Wienermobile drivers
The company is hiring 12 “Hotdoggers” for a yearlong cross-country role that mixes brand ambassadorship, content creation and travel in its 27-foot hot dog vehicle.
Oscar Mayer opens applications for new Hotdogger class to drive Wienermobile into its 90th year - WRNJ Radio
Oscar Mayer is searching for its next class of Hotdoggers—recent college graduates who will spend a year traveling the country as official spokespeople while driving the iconic Wienermobile, the company announced Monday. Applications for the one-year, full-time role are open through January 31. The Hotdogger Program, launched in 1988, was created to develop young talent and inspire future leaders who embrace creativity, community spirit and a se…
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