Executive Chef

Menu development and culinary direction: Creating, testing, pricing, and updating seasonal or concept-driven menus; standardizing recipes, portions, and plating; incorporating trends, dietary needs (e.g., allergens, vegan, gluten-free), and local/seasonal ingredients.
Kitchen operations and quality control: Overseeing food preparation, cooking, and service; ensuring consistency, flavor, presentation, and temperature standards; walking stations during service and conducting briefings.
Staff leadership: Hiring, training, scheduling, mentoring, and evaluating sous chefs, line cooks, pastry staff, and others; building kitchen culture and morale; handling performance issues.
Cost and inventory management: Controlling food costs (typical targets often aim for strong gross profit margins), labour costs, waste, and yields; purchasing ingredients; negotiating with suppliers; managing inventory and equipment.

Benefits includes: free accommodation,  pension scheme, health insurance, paid vacation/holiday, sick leave, paternity leave,  performance bonuses and allowance.

International Jobs
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Hotel Management Sector