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Top 9 Most Unique Jobs on WayUp

In Japan, oshiyas get paid to push customers onto packed trains. In Mexico, toques offer small electric shocks in return for payment. Here, on WayUp, we have our fair share of unique jobs, too.

Game Master for Escape the Room

You know the phrase “Don’t play God”? Well, now you can. The Game Master monitors a team of people (via surveillance cameras!) attempting to solve puzzles in order to get out of a locked room.

Never Too Hung Over Ambassador

Never Too Hung Over, a lemon-lime flavored drink, promises to rid you of hangovers. Be the superhero of your dreams by bestowing this upon the good people on your campus.

Blue Light Brand Ambassador

Boost your wallet by being a Brand Ambassador for a lamp post! No, just kidding.

Ballroom and Latin Dance Instructor

Ballroom dancing is not a lost art, people. This dance studio teaches you how to dance, then hires you as an instructor.

Brand Ambassador for 90’s Festival in NYC

Tamagotchis, Spice Girls, and overalls. Show some 90’s pride by spreading the word about 90’s Fest, this September in NYC!

Food Production Candy Technician

Be responsible for handling Scandinavian candy all day. Need we say more?

Campus Rep for Say It With a Condom

Nothing says “I love you” like a customized condom? Rep this brand that helps customers create custom condom packaging.

Content Creator for Flyy

Do you have the gift of gab? Then get paid to use it on Flyy, a social network of voice recordings.

Kennel Technician at Doggie Dude Ranch and O’Cat Corral

Get paid to do one of life’s greatest pleasures: playing with dogs and cats. Better yet, do it at a luxury pet resort (yes, you did just read that correctly).

This article was written by Sophie Houser, a rising freshman at Brown hired on WayUp!

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