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Published 07:51 15 Aug 2018 BST
Updated 15:43 7 Nov 2018 GMT

A man and a woman in Germany cut some cheese (Credit: Getty)[/caption]
The successful candidate will have an "in-depth knowledge of both domestic and foreign cheese" as well as understanding how to "balance flavours for varying tastes and pallets".
Sorted's current Director of Cheese, Emma Smith, said: "It's not easy being cheesy and we don't just mean some of the team's questionable playlists.
"I'm in need of an assistant who knows how to Caerphilly create a good cheese (leader) board and doesn't mind a faint odour following them after work.
"This role isn't about cheese. It's about culture; a culture that's fostered by the people at Sorted - making it a one-off place to be employed that puts its people first.
"Our people are like family. Sorted staff are brave, bold, creative and take risks, so Sorted is a place that truly develops and encourages its talent. And of course, loves a slice of cheese... or three!"
You can apply for the job here.
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