Valet Technician - $20 per hour plus tips

February 28, 2026

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Job Title: Valet Technician

Location: Telluride

Terms: Seasonal, full and part time roles available

Pay: $20/hour base wage, plus tips.

Requirements:

Expect weekend and holiday work. Daily operations broken into morning and evening shifts. Previous hospitality experience preferred, not required!

About us:

Ski Butlers was founded in 2004 to take the hassle out of renting equipment and to bring our shared love for the mountains to customers, partners and team members. We have cultivated an extraordinary team culture over the past 20 years rallying behind collaboration, accountability and fun above all else. Our mission is to make ski vacations convenient by tapping into our shared passion, culture and fun work environment to create a customer experience unlike any other.

Ski Butlers is the global leader in ski and snowboard rental delivery, now servicing over 40 resorts in North America and Europe. This was made possible by embodying our 5 core values listed below:

Service | Simple | Purposeful | Curious | Give

Delivering exceptional service, being purposeful, keeping it simple, remaining curious and giving back to our communities amounts to the foundation Ski Butlers was built on. As team members, we don't stop there. Our culture is about being a part of something bigger. Whether it's contributing to our net zero climate initiatives, building lifelong friendships or making a customer's vacation memorable, a job at Ski Butlers will be the best decision you make.

Ski Butlers is a stand-alone business under Denver based Alterra Mountain Company.

About the role:

Valet technicians are the face of Ski Butlers at our on-site hotel service center locations. This role aims to provide a seamless experience for all hotel guests using the hotel's skier services. From arrival to departure, valet technicians' welcome guests to the resort, store their equipment for daily use, work with hotel team members and create a genuine, personal hospitality experience unlike any other.

Perks and Benefits:

Free Alterra Mountain Company Employee pass:
Unlimited access to all AMC owned resorts
Ability to upgrade to full Ikon Pass at heavily discounted rate
Ability to ski everyday*
Barring blackout dates at Deer Valley
Access to 645+ industry discounted brands through Expertvoice
Discounted access to Rossignol/Dynastar/Lange equipment
401K benefit and match for ALL staff members over 18 years old

Primary Responsibilities:

Uphold brand standards through exceptional customer service while meeting our Key Customer Requirements:
KCR #1: On Time - arriving within 5 minutes of the agreed upon time
KCR #2: Communication - setting clear expectations around the entire scope of service and meeting hotel service standards
KCR #3: Provide timely, accurate placement and retrieval of guest's skis and other related stored equipment
Support: assist guests with fitting and adjusting Ski Butlers equipment as needed
Assist guests with relevant information regarding resort operations, meeting areas, on-site hotel amenities, transportation and local mountain town knowledge
Setting up the next shift and future team members for success
Enhance the overall skier experience

Secondary Responsibilities:

Basic ski/snowboard tuning, waxing and general equipment maintenance
Making/Answering customer phone calls and face-to-face questions with a positive and inviting tone of voice
Anticipating guest needs
Snow removal
Re-stock amenities
Ability to work confidently in a fast-paced environment

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