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After a year of being cooped up inside without escaping unnecessary travel, we are more than ready to hit the streets. Sure, it would be nice to venture to destinations far away, but there is (probably) so much to see in your home state too.

If you’re looking for an excuse to pack your car and see the sights of your state, you could apply for the position of Chief Adventure Officer, which comes with $ 1,000 and a few other perks. Here’s what to know.

What the job entails

The position of “Chief Adventure Officer” would be with the comparison website WhistleOut and include:

  • Plan a trip to a scenic outdoor destination in your state
  • Choosing a new smartphone for up to $ 1,000 (received as part of your compensation package)
  • Snap photos of the natural beauty of your state with your new phone
  • Share your pictures on social media

The full compensation package includes the new smartphone, a reimbursement of USD 500 for travel expenses and USD 1,000 in cash.

How do I apply?

You don’t have to be a professional photographer to apply – just someone who is able to take a picture on their phone. So what is WhistleOut looking for in a Chief Adventure Officer?

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“We’re primarily looking for the adventurous – the kind of person who’d rather climb a mountain than play the latest Netflix hit (don’t worry, we won’t judge you if you still watch this show).” The job description is. “You’re a little more Indiana Jones and a lot less Scooby and Shaggy.”

You must be at least 18 years old and eligible to work in the United States to apply. From there the process is pretty straightforward. Just Fill out this application form (scroll down), including an explanation of why you are the right person for the job (in 100 words maximum).

Applications must be received by May 21st at 8 p.m. EST. The winner will be announced on WhistleOut YouTube channel on May 28 at 2 p.m. EST and by email. You have seven days to accept or decline the offer.