WORK WITH US!
The Sno-Isle Food Co-op has been serving the community since 1997. Owned by over 10,000 families in Snohomish County, we have been supporting our local food system, feeding our local economy, and modeling ethical business practices. We strive to maintain an excellent work environment by supporting our staff with competitive wages, excellent benefits, a generous employee discount, and many other perks.
Some benefits include:
a 20% store discount
healthcare for full-time employees (30+ hours a week)
paid lunch breaks
select wellness benefits
and more!
We review applications periodically, we encourage interested folks to apply!
Current Openings
Human Resources Generalist
Support the day-to-day HR operations of the Co-op and serve as a trusted resource for employees and managers. This position is responsible for recruiting, onboarding, benefits administration, employee relations, training coordination, compliance, and HR recordkeeping. The ideal candidate is organized, approachable, and committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive work environment.
To apply for this position:
Submit a resume and cover letter outlining your qualifications and interest in joining Sno-Isle Food Co-op to our General Manager Tom Williams at tom.williams@snoislefoods.coop
Retail Application Process
There are currently no open retail positions. However, we do keep retail applications for three months and review them as positions become available.
If you haven't heard from us after 3 months, feel free to re-apply. Due to the high volume of applications we receive, if you are not chosen for an interview, we may not be able to follow up personally with each submission.
If you wish to update your application, please send an email to info@snoislefoods.coop including any changes to your availability, so we have up-to-date information and know to keep your application active.
You’re encouraged to apply online! It saves paper and allows us to get you on board faster. However, if you are unable to apply online, you can print one and bring it in to the store, or ask a cashier for a paper application.