Sheetz to hire 500 employees across Pa.
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March 25, 2026

Sheetz to hire 500 employees across Pa.

Each of the 315 locations will host on-the-spot interviews.

By MEGAN SWIFT
TribLive

Sheetz plans to hire 500 new employees at its stores across Pennsylvania.

The hiring day takes place from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday at all of Sheetz’ 315 locations in the commonwealth, the company said in an announcement. Sheetz got its start in Altoona in 1952.

Each of the 315 locations will host on-the-spot interviews during this time frame. However, candidates interested will need to apply for a store position online at jobs.sheetz.com before arriving in person.

Sheetz is specifically looking for three key roles during the hiring process across the Keystone State: 1. Store Team Managers: prepare Made-to-Order food in the kitchen, provide Total Customer Focus at the register and maintain store cleanliness 2. Supervisors: prioritize in-store tasks, delegate effectively and foster a positive work culture 3. Assistant Managers: lead and manage day-to-day store operations in the manager’s absence, ensure fully staffed stores and foster positive relationships with employees and the community Once job candidates arrive at a Sheetz location on Wednesday, they should can scan the QR code provided by the store to sign in and then check in at the cash register. They can have a complimentary drink while awaiting their interview, Sheetz said.

Pennsylvania’s Sheetz hiring day is part of a broader hiring effort across the company’s over 810 locations, which span seven states. In total, Sheetz is aiming to hire 1,540 new employees across the entire company, the announcement said.

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