Job Opportunities at Penzeys Spices
Penzeys is a growing company, serving the tastes of many people. We are currently looking for people who believe that cooking is kindness, and that kindness can change the world, to work with us in a wide range of position.

Are you a positive person who genuinely enjoys others? Do you have great energy, love people and love to build relationships? Can you help make our customers feel good about who they are and what they're cooking, and can you help make your co-workers feel good about the work they're doing? If so, we may have a great job for you. We seek energetic, positive people who can help make a difference, all while working with others who enjoy life – and work – as much as you do.

Jobs that we're presently accepting applications for include the following position: (updated June 14th, 2013)

Milwaukee Area:
Our headquarters is in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, a community just outside Milwaukee.  Here in Wauwatosa, we work directly with the spices--grinding, blending, packing, and shipping them to our customers as well as taking orders in our call center.  We are currently accepting applications to work in all of these areas.

Download a Penzeys Spices application (PDF)

Retail

Greenfield, WI - Part-time retail position


Warehouse (Wauwatosa)

Warehouse and Production

Accounting Manager (Brookfield location)

Call Center (Wauwatosa location)

IT/Networking (Wauwatosa location)

National:
Our retail spice store business is growing rapidly. We now have stores in Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Colorado, Michigan, Alabama, Ohio, Texas, Iowa, Virginia, Indiana, Florida, Minnesota, New York, Tennessee, Illinois, Connecticut, Nebraska, Kansas, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Maryland, Arizona, Missouri, California, Georgia, Kentucky, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Washington with plans for continued expansion. We are in need of store employees as we continue to grow.

Work in our stores is all about helping others feel good. It's about conversations with our customers and co-workers that have to do with what people are cooking (and who they're cooking for). It's fine if you're comfortable in the kitchen, but you really don't have to be an expert in cooking or spices – in fact it's maybe better if you're more of an expert in kindness.

Humanity? Required.

Retail experience? Not so much.