Bread Production Sales Associate
Eataly Food & Beverage
Full TimeOn-siteLos Angeles, United States
About the role
Eataly is the world’s largest artisanal Italian food and beverage marketplace! Eataly is not a chain; each Eataly is different, with its own character and own theme – but all with the same aim... for our guests to:
EAT authentic Italian food at our restaurants, cafés and to-go counters
SHOP a selection of high-quality Italian, local and homemade products
LEARN through our classes and our team’s product knowledge
In Eataly’s 24-hour operating bakery, a Bread Production Sales Associate is responsible for producing delicious bread and focaccia in accordance with our authentic Italian recipes. Reports to the Bakery Manager.
Prepares bread, focaccia, rolls and other bread items for Eataly’s restaurants and retail operations
Follows proper proofing and baking techniques for each variety of bread
Maintains a clean and sanitary food production area according to Department of Health standards
Works towards mastering all shifts and production processes
Assists Sales Associates and engages with guests interested in learning about our bread production
Performs other duties as required or assigned
High school diploma or equivalent
1+ year of experience in a baker preparation position
Basic math and measuring skills
Good work ethic, communication and time management skills
Post-secondary culinary program highly preferred
Job Requirements
Availability to work onsite with an open, flexible schedule often including evenings and weekends; overnights highly preferred
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
Ability to exert well-paced mobility for up to 8 hours, including standing, walking, bending and squatting
Ability to work with a wood burning oven, electric pizza convection oven and commercial spiral mixer
— Published by Eataly. Apply on the employer's own posting.
Skills
retail operations
food production
sales
time management
communication
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