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gotousa; Bozeman (MT); Hybrid; USD 22,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Element Bozeman is seeking a Busperson for the Work & Travel USA program in Bozeman, Montana. You will clear tables, restock stations, and support servers during busy breakfast and evening service.

Earn $18.00 per hour with 35 hours per week during summer through fall. Full training is provided, and you’ll join a friendly, energetic team in a hotel near Yellowstone.

Qualifications

• University student aged 18–25 eligible for the J-1 Work & Travel USA visa.
• Conversational English sufficient to greet guests and understand instructions.
• Positive, team-first attitude and willingness to learn.
• Ability to stand, walk and lift trays for the duration of a shift.
• Reliability, punctuality and a clean, professional appearance.
• Flexibility to work mornings, evenings, weekends and holidays.

Responsibilities

• Clearing, cleaning and resetting tables quickly and neatly between guests.
• Restocking glassware, cutlery, plates, napkins and condiments.
• Supporting servers and kitchen staff during busy breakfast and evening service.
• Keeping dining areas, service stations and beverage counters spotless.
• Assisting with dish handling, light food prep support and stocking supplies.
• Greeting guests with a smile and answering simple questions about the hotel.

Skills

Conversational English

Team player

Reliability

Punctuality

Flexible schedule

Physical stamina

J-1 visa eligibility

Job description

Trade Your Lecture Hall for the Rocky Mountains

Imagine finishing your shift and driving 90 minutes to Yellowstone National Park. Or hiking the \"M\" Trail at sunset with new friends from six different countries. That's a regular week when you join Element Bozeman as a Busperson on the Work & Travel USA program.

Bozeman, Montana is where big-sky adventure meets a young, welcoming college town — and Element Bozeman is right in the heart of it. This modern, eco-conscious hotel is known for its friendly team culture and its guests who arrive buzzing about the mountains, the rivers and the trails. You'll be part of the crew that keeps the energy flowing.

What You'll Be Doing

As a Busperson, you're the heartbeat of the dining and service areas. Your day-to-day will include:

• Clearing, cleaning and resetting tables quickly and neatly between guests
• Restocking glassware, cutlery, plates, napkins and condiments
• Supporting servers and kitchen staff during busy breakfast and evening service
• Keeping dining areas, service stations and beverage counters spotless
• Assisting with dish handling, light food prep support and stocking supplies
• Greeting guests with a smile and answering simple questions about the hotel

The Numbers

• Pay: $18.00 per hour
• Hours: 35 hours per week (tips not included in this role)
• Season: Summer through Fall
• Location: Bozeman, Montana
• Industry: Hospitality / Hotel

At $18 an hour — well above the typical entry-level rate in many U.S. states — you'll have solid earnings to cover your living costs and still save for that post-season road trip to Seattle, Denver or Las Vegas.

Why Bozeman?

Bozeman is one of the most sought-after Work & Travel destinations in the American West. Home to Montana State University, it's packed with students, coffee shops, breweries, live music and a genuinely friendly small-city vibe. Summer days stretch late into the evening, temperatures are comfortable, and the outdoors is always five minutes away.

On your days off you can raft the Gallatin River, soak in natural hot springs, spot bison and geysers in Yellowstone, explore Big Sky Resort, or simply grab a burger on Main Street with your crew. Fall brings golden aspens and some of the most beautiful hiking in North America.

What We're Looking For

• University student aged 18–25 eligible for the J-1 Work & Travel USA visa
• Conversational English — enough to understand instructions and greet guests
• A positive, team-first attitude and willingness to learn
• Ability to stand, walk and lift trays for the duration of a shift
• Reliability, punctuality and a clean, professional appearance
• Flexibility to work mornings, evenings, weekends and holidays

No previous hospitality experience is required — full training is provided. What matters most is your energy and your smile.

What You'll Take Home

Beyond the paycheck, you'll leave with real U.S. work experience for your CV, dramatically improved English, friendships across continents, and a summer's worth of stories that no classroom could ever give you.

Spots for Bozeman fill fast every season.