Netflix is hiring a flight attendant for one of its private jets – with the successful applicant being paid as much as $385,000 (£313,538) a year.
The streaming giant says it is looking for candidates with “independent judgement, discretion and outstanding customer service skills”.
They should also be able to “operate with little direction and a lot of self-motivation.”
Last year Netflix cut hundreds of jobs after a fall in subscriber numbers.
“Typically, the market range for this position is between $60,000 and $385,000. In keeping with our compensation philosophy, this market range is based on total compensation rather than just base wage “In a job posting on its website, Netflix stated.
The business also claimed that “compensation criteria” such an employee’s history, experience, and talents are taken into account when determining an employee’s pay.
The job, which is situated in San Jose, California, involves domestic and international travel.
The statement read, “Netflix Aviation Department offers amazing, secure, and private air transportation.”
In order for Netflix to keep spreading joy throughout the globe, the crew “helps Netflix reach the world more efficiently and effectively,” the advertisement continued.
Before takeoff, the attendant aboard a “Super Midsize Jet” is responsible for checking the emergency equipment in the cockpit, cabin, and gallery.
When loading and stocking airplanes, they will also need to be able to lift objects weighing up to 13.6 kg (30 lb).
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, flight attendants in the US make an average pay of slightly over $62,000 per year.
A Netflix spokesman told the BBC when approached by the broadcaster that the business “will not be commenting” on the specifics of how it determines the pay of its flight attendants.
The corporation is expected to release its profits for the last three months of 2022 on Thursday.
In the three months leading up to the end of September of the previous year, Netflix reported adding 2.4 million households to its subscription base, reversing a dip in subscriber counts.
After hiking rates in important areas earlier in the year, the corporation disclosed its first decline in paying clients in more than ten years.
Popular programs like Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story and Stranger Things encouraged fans to return to the service.
Hundreds of positions were eliminated by Netflix last year as it struggled with sluggish growth and heightened competition.
In an effort to increase growth, the company has also introduced a new streaming option with adverts and is tightening down on password sharing.