If you have dreams of traveling around Australia and New Zealand in a campervan, now is your chance to get paid to do it.Payroll provider Deel is looking to hire a social media nomad that will work with their team for six months to showcase the ins and outs of working from wherever.And this person will do it all from their van, the Deel Mobeel.Here’s what you need to knowThe company is offering the following:$5,000 NZD (about $2,841) a month to create content and be the face of the Deel Mobeel while enjoying everything Australia and New Zealand have to offerA fully furnished sleeper van with all the necessities for the duration of your trip to the islands down underAn all-expense paid flight to New Zealand and from AustraliaA weekly stipend for things like food, gas, and parkingFlexible working hours to be discussed with your Deel managerNecessary visa and work approvals will be handled by DeelThe person who lands the job will receive a laptop and $330 to buy remote work equipment.They will also receive $100 per month for health and wellness budget and a $30 per month for learning and development.According to the job description, Deel would like their social media nomad to:Regularly create and upload content related to your van journey on Deel’s social media platforms, as well as your ownDemonstrate the wide range of capabilities available on the Deel platform, including what it’s like to work and get paid through DeelHost meetups with other remote workers and interview Deel clients for testimonials To qualify for the job, you’ll need:3+ years of experience as a social media manager, influencer or brand ambassadorStrong English speaking and writing capabilitiesA driver’s license and passportDeel also stated that it is interested in someone with a special connection to Australia and New Zealand—even “The Lord of the Rings” superfans.Deel’s application for the social media nomad position closes on October 11.Sign up now: Get smarter about your money and career with our weekly newsletterDon’t miss:You can get paid $15,000 to move to this idyllic Italian island, but there’s a catchThese are the top 10 healthiest countries for digital nomads—here’s why the U.S. didn’t make the list
