PepsiCo Is Hiring Ontario Students For Summer Jobs & You Could Make Up To $15K

Get ready to make some bank. 🤑

PepsiCo employee. Right: Can of Pepsi

PepsiCo employee. Right: Can of Pepsi

Editorial Assistant

Calling all students in Ontario looking to make some extra cash this summer. If you're looking to make a few extra bucks to pay rent, have some timely bills to cover, or just want to save up for a vacation next year, then your summer is about to look a whole lot greener.

PepsiCo is on the lookout for some hard-working and ambitious students across Ontario to work as seasonal delivery drivers.

The company will be paying up to $15,000 for them to work in locations across the province such as Ottawa, Cambridge, London, Hamilton, and Mississauga.

"This is a great role for people who worked successfully with a high degree of independence and have experience dealing with people," the job posting reads.

So, what would you be doing on the job?

Among some of the tasks of a delivery driver are helping with processing paperwork, providing timely deliveries and unloading products, building displays for promotional purposes using banners and pricing signs, and performing duties responsibly while following transportations laws and regulations.

They're looking for students with professional studies or high school diplomas, or something equivalent.

Those who are hired will need to have a good driving record and a valid Class A CDL License.

There are also some physical demands for the job. Drivers will need to be able to lift up to 50 pounds throughout an eight to ten-hour workday and will need to be able to safely operate equipment in poor road and driving conditions.

Seasonal Delivery Driver at PepsiCo

Salary: Up to $15,000 for the summer

Location: Various locations in Ontario

Hours: Full-time

Why You Should Apply: If you're flexible to work some full-time hours during the summer and you like working with people, then this may be the job for you.

Skills like being able to drive in a manual transmission vehicle are also considered an asset to this role.

Apply Here

  • Editorial Assistant

    Sophie Chong was the Editorial Assistant for Narcity Media. She graduated with a journalism degree from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) and previously worked as an intern for Narcity's Toronto desk. Her work has appeared in publications like blogTO, The Eyeopener, Folio Magazine, and more. She also has a background in social media management and B2B marketing.

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