Would You Take This Job? 🌍 – F&B/Housekeeping Positions (J-1 Visa, International Students)

F&B/Housekeeping Positions (J-1 Visa, International Students)

Company: POWDR
Location: Woodward, Pennsylvania
Type: Full-time
Who’s Eligible: International students with valid J-1 visas and a job offer from Woodward PA

What You’ll Do:

  • Join the team at a world-class action sports camp
  • Fill positions in Food & Beverage or Housekeeping
  • Contribute to a culture centered on fun, creativity, and diversity
  • Experience life in the rolling hills of central Pennsylvania

What They’re Looking For:

  • International students (J-1 Visa required)
  • Willingness to learn, have fun, and work in a dynamic environment
  • No prior experience requiredβ€”just bring your enthusiasm and positive attitude

Why Consider This Role?

  • Unique opportunity to work in the U.S. as a J-1 student
  • Fun, energetic, and welcoming community
  • Cultural exchange and the chance to make international friends
  • Experience American camp life and action sports culture

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Would You Take This Job?

Would you spend a summer (or longer) working at a legendary action sports camp in the U.S. as part of a diverse international team?
Does the idea of making new friends and having a unique work/cultural adventure appeal to you?
Or would you prefer a different setting or industry for your J-1 experience?

Drop your thoughts below!

Did a J‑1 summer in F&B at a mountain resort; ask for β€œconsistent days off” up front so you can use the park after shifts, and bring non‑slip shoes β€” your feet will thank you. @POWDR, can you share if housing is on-site and whether tips are pooled? Small caveat: split shifts were common for me, so clarify scheduling before you commit.

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