Job set to pay $8k per month to travel the world and find the best cure for a hangover

Dust off that resume, and have your passport handy — because the hunt is on for an insane new role to travel the world and get paid $100k.

The hunt is on — and if you’re familiar with a hangover or two, then you may be the perfect candidate for this new role set to pay around $8k per month.

The company behind an anti-hangover supplement, known as alc-eze, is on the lookout for a newly created role, whereby the successful applicant will travel the world to find and trial “unique” and “sometimes wild” hangover remedies.

The role is to be Chief Hangover Officer for alc-eze.

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The gig itself will pay around $100k for the role of ‘Chief Hangover Officer’ — or $8k a month — and will have the successful applicant visit various destinations around the world like Sicily, Puerto Rico, Germany, Estonia, Scotland, Japan and Bangkok.

23-year-old Sydney woman Grace Corkery is one of the hundreds of hopefuls, eyeing off the role which heavily involves content creation.

“I currently work as a digital media co-ordinator at an advertising agency,” Ms Corkery told news.com.au 

“It was through word of mouth … someone I know works for the brand and thought I’d enjoy the opportunity.”

The job requirement is aimed at someone who knows how to discover a hack that can be shared on TikTok and go viral.

Grace has applied for the role that will pay around $8k per year.

Grace said the travel was a very attractive part of the role.

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The successful applicant, who must be over 18 and have 12 months on their passport, will have an “outgoing personality, love to travel and is across all the latest social trends” and enjoy documenting the experiences.

Ms Corkery said the first element of the position that grabbed her attention was the amount of travel involved in the role.

“[Travel] is a big focus of it,” she explained.

“That is all paid for, and I think that makes it a really unique role. It’s like a once in lifetime opportunity … you never hear companies hiring roles like is.”

“$100k and that doesn’t even include all the travel, so the role is very appealing and for what you have to do that’s not a bad deal at all.”

The role, while a clear publicity stunt for the brand, will pay $100,000 a year which falls just short of Australia’s highest average earning bracket. Picture: NewsWire / John Appleyard

It is understood more than 600 applicants have thrown their hat into the ring for the position, with that figure ballooning each day.

The income of $100,000 falls just short of Australia’s highest average earning bracket, with

Canstar data in September revealing men aged 35 to 54 are Australia’s highest earners with an average salary of $103,955.

Close behind are men aged 45 to 54, who bring home an average salary of $101,400.

Meanwhile, women in the same age brackets take home just $83,200 and $85,800 on average respectively — or a difference of $20,755 and $15,600.