An Instagram influencer faced criticism for a job listing requesting skills like carpentry, Photoshop, and sewing — for minimum wage

• Model and fashion influencer Luca Fersko put out a call for a multi-faceted assistant.

• Some commenters said the listing was incredibly unrealistic, given it asked that applicants be "ok with minimum wage."

• Fersko later clarified that pay would be commensurate with skill level.

Luca Fersko, a 24-year-old model and fashion influencer with upwards of 225,000 followers on Instagram, put out a recent call for an assistant with a long list of requirements, including proficiency in carpentry, Photoshop, and sewing.

But the creator seemed to have garnered immediate backlash — especially for noting that candidates should be "ok with minimum wage" – or $15 per hour in New York, where the position would be based.

Even though Fersko clarified in subsequent Instagram Stories that he would be open to paying more for qualified applicants, the online outrage had already begun. Some felt the listing was both entitled and exploitative.

The listing, which was first shared to his Instagram on Monday, stated he was looking for an assistant in New York City or Brooklyn with an extremely long and specific list of criteria. Most of them ranged within construction work, including "basic carpentry skills" as well as "general knowledge on different screws" and "knife sharpening." He did not specify the nature of the construction project.

The ideal assistant would also be proficient in office software, including "know how to use printers" and "soft wear [sic] like Photoshop," he wrote. Finally, Ferkso had certain personality traits in mind, including someone who was "gentle in nature" and "discrete."

At the end of the list, Fersko said candidates must be "ok with minimum wage" – though in a later Story he noted that "pay will vary depending on level of help and expertise."