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Can you already run a kitchen?

Sous chef
Restaurant, downtown

  • $4,000 to $4,500 a week
  • Full time
  • All statutory benefits
A sous chef in a white chef jacket checks a bandeja paisa on the steel table and explains it to a young assistant in a black polo and cap, in a kitchen with a UNOX oven
Illustrative image made with AI, in a kitchen like ours: this is what the uniform would look like.

Can you already run a kitchen, and do you want a place where it shows? At PARCEROS, a Colombian restaurant in downtown Mérida, we are looking for a sous chef to run the kitchen on the shift alongside the executive chef.

What you will do

  • Run the kitchen on your shift: assign stations, keep timing and jump on the line when needed
  • Make sure every dish goes out with the house recipe, portion and plating
  • Control inventory and waste, and flag in time what needs to be ordered
  • Check hygiene, temperatures and order in the kitchen at opening and closing
  • Train kitchen assistants and new cooks

What we are looking for

  • At least two years as a sous chef, second in command, shift lead or kitchen manager
  • Having led a team of three people or more
  • High-volume kitchen experience
  • Available to work weekends

What we offer

  • Base pay of $3,000 a week, plus about $1,000 to $1,500 in tips: between $4,000 and $4,500 a week
  • All statutory benefits: IMSS and Infonavit, on a registered payroll
  • Daily meal included and uniform at no cost
  • Real growth within the restaurant

Schedule

  • The shift is agreed at the interview, with Mondays off

How to apply

  1. Message us on WhatsApp at 999 699 0024. Parcerito, our AI assistant, will answer.
  2. Send us your CV as a PDF or a photo.
  3. We schedule your interview at the restaurant, Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm.

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Tonight is past booking, but you can still make it: the kitchen serves until 22:00 and you can walk in.

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