(Photo: Open Vape/Facebook)
A vaporizer company out of Denver is looking to a hire a full-time cannabis specialist, whose primary task will be to test new products.
Earlier this month, Open Vape listed a job opening through its Facebook page for a “Cannabis Quality Control Specialist” who will “sample, evaluate and document details about our cannabis products.” According to the listing, salary will be determined based on “experience.”
While the job seems simple enough, Open Vape Vice President Todd Mitchem told The Daily Dot that the company is looking for a true expert on the subject.
Mitchem says that means someone who can, for example, tell the difference between an indica and a sativa based on smell alone, and someone who is familiar with all forms of cannabis, including flowers, concentrates, edibles and topicals.
The job also entails accurate, objective reporting of the user experience.
(Photo: CannabisEncyclopedia.com)
Open Vape makes vaporizer pens and cannabis oil cartridges that are sold in various dispensaries across Colorado. But with the kick-off of legal recreational marijuana sales, the company, like many others, is poised for expansion.
For instance, Medicine Man, a Denver-based dispensary that carries Open Vape products, is already seeing a boost in business from the recreational market. By this spring, the dispensary will undergo a $2.6 million expansion that will double its growing capacity and revamp its storefront, The Denver Post reports.
In addition to a standard resume, Open Vape is inviting applicants to submit a short video describing what qualifies them for the job. So far, the company has received over 1,000 submissions, which Mitchem says range widely from absurd to serious.
The deadline for those interested in becoming a legitimate Cannabis Quality Control Specialist is March 1.
Source Leaf Science
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