Canadian candy company Candy Funhouse hiring chief candy officer — here’s how to apply

Candy Funhouse, a Canadian online candy store, is calling all those with a sweet tooth to apply for their chief candy officer job.

With confectionery treats at the tips of your fingers, Candy Funhouse says their looking for a head taste tester and someone to “take charge of all things fun!” The position offers full-time or part-time basis and can be worked from home either out of Toronto for Canadians residents or Newark, New Jersey for American residents. The candy company is based in Mississauga.

The sweetest part: potential candidates can take home $100,000 annually and a “extensive dental plan,” says the jobCandy Funhouse’s job posting on LinkedIn has been up for over two weeks and has racked over 200 applicants. According to Candy Funhouse, the selected candidate will approve all candy in inventory, decide new candy products and lead candy board meetings.No previous experience is required and potential candidates must have no food allergies, be fluent in English, and a natural-born leader. Candy Funhouse says you can even apply for your kid, citing their age search is as broad as 5 years old and up. The deadline to apply is August 31.

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