Only the Wild Ones is hiring Jr. Sous Chefs/ Lead Line Cooks

Jr. Sous Chef/Lead Line Cook - Only the Wild Ones
The Butcher's Daughter group is looking for a talented, passionate Jr. Sous Chef to work at our brand new Only the Wild Ones and report directly to the Executive Chef. Only the Wild ones is a slow movement, natural wine bar featuring analog vinyl, community connections and Mediterranean style dishes.


This is a 12pm-8pm specific position, you must be available to work afternoons, part evenings, and weekends from Wednesday - Sunday. This is a new location, so you will be part of the energetic opening, working with a group of young, talented industry professionals.

Ideal candidate must have at least 2 years of line cooking and management experience and speak at least some English.


Key Responsibilities & Daily Tasks (but not limited to)

Food Preparation & Execution


  • Execute assigned station during service with accuracy, consistency, and urgency


  • Prepare menu items according to standardized recipes and plating specifications


  • Set up and break down station daily (mise en place, stocking, cleaning)


  • Maintain pars and communicate low inventory to management


  • Lead daily prep lists and batch production


  • Properly label, date, and rotate products following FIFO standards


  • Monitor product quality and notify leadership of any concerns


Station Management


  • Maintain a clean, organized, and efficient workstation at all times


  • Ensure all equipment is functioning properly and report maintenance needs


  • Keep walk-ins, lowboys, and dry storage areas organized and compliant


  • Minimize waste and practice proper portion control


Food Safety & Sanitation


  • Follow all local health department regulations and company food safety standards


  • Maintain proper temperature logs and storage procedures


  • Adhere to personal hygiene and uniform standards


  • Participate in daily and weekly cleaning tasks


Team Collaboration


  • Communicate clearly with fellow line cooks, prep team, and expeditors during service


  • Support other stations as needed to maintain smooth kitchen flow


  • Receive and implement feedback from kitchen leadership


  • Contribute to a positive, professional, and respectful work environment


Operational Support


  • Assist with receiving and properly storing deliveries


  • Participate in menu changes, training, and seasonal rollouts


  • Maintain punctuality and readiness for scheduled shifts


  • Support cost control efforts through careful handling of product


  • Learn Ordering and par systems


  • Will be the go to when Chef is not available


    The Butcher s Daughter/ Only the Wild Ones is an equal opportunity employer and we are committed to Equal Employment Opportunity regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, veteran status, disability, history of disability or perceived disability
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