Our client, a specialty coffee company, is hiring a Part-Time Barista Trainer for its downtown Austin locations. This role onboards new baristas and keeps existing staff consistent on drink preparation, equipment use, and customer service standards. Hours are approximately 20 per week, including some early mornings and weekends.
The Barista Trainer works on the floor alongside the café team. You will lead hands-on training sessions, observe staff during service, and give direct feedback. You will also help store managers track training progress and identify areas where staff need additional practice.
This position suits an experienced barista who enjoys teaching others. The role reports to the Regional Operations Manager and may involve travel between locations within Austin.
This is a on-site position based in Austin, Texas 78701.
This is listed as a Associate level role. See the Requirements section above for the specific qualifications the client is looking for.
Hourly pay of $20 to $26 depending on experience, Flexible part-time schedule of about 20 hours per week, Free drinks and a discount on retail coffee beans, Paid training and barista certification opportunities, Tips shared among staff, Opportunities to move into full-time or management roles.
Posted on October 26, 2026 with 6 applications so far. Applying early is recommended, as our recruiters begin reviewing candidates as soon as applications come in.
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