Apple Hiring an "iCup Supply Specialist" to Refill and Maintain Office Coffee Machines — $27.75–$36.05/hr

Apple posted a full-time job listing on Sept. 28 for an "iCup Supply Specialist" to refill, sanitize and maintain bean-to-cup coffee machines across its Santa Clara, California, sites.

The listing says the specialist will manage a large portfolio of machines—up to 90 units—serving breakrooms throughout the Santa Clara Valley. Responsibilities include restocking coffee beans and other breakroom supplies, cleaning surfaces that contact coffee equipment, running scheduled service routes, responding to machine service calls and coordinating with building managers and administrative staff.

"At Apple, we take coffee seriously," the job posting reads. "We are seeking a detail-oriented, organized and independent worker to join our team as an iCup Supply Specialist to manage a large portfolio of bean-to-cup coffee machines distributed throughout Santa Clara Valley."

The position reports to an iCup Service Supervisor. Pay is listed between $27.75 and $36.05 per hour, with the posting noting the specialist could earn up to $36 per hour. The role is based in Santa Clara and is full time.

Minimum Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Knowledge of safe food handling and safety practices
• 1–3 years of route/delivery, customer service, or warehouse/grocery experience
• Valid driver’s license with a clean motor vehicle record
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds

Applicants are invited to apply on Apple’s careers website; the listing says applications are accepted on a rolling basis. USA TODAY contacted Apple on Oct. 5 requesting additional information about the role. The original report was by Greta Cross of USA TODAY.

Why it matters: The posting highlights how large employers staff and maintain amenities like on-site coffee services, and it provides a concrete example of a specialized facilities role with competitive hourly pay.