Baker
quinceBrooklyn (NY)
$22/hour
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BakerCaputo's Bagels, Park Slope81 5th Avenue, Brooklyn Full/Part Time Hourly ($20.00 - $22.00) We're hiring Bakers who care about doing it right, every batch, every morning.
What you'll do:
- Mix, shape, proof, boil, and bake bagels from scratch daily
- Prep and bake breads, pastries, and other baked goods
- Follow recipes and production schedules to hit morning pars
- Keep a clean, organized, food-safe station
- Work closely with the kitchen and counter teams during high-volume service
Who you are:
- Reliable, organized, and a team player
- Comfortable with very early mornings and high volume
- Takes pride in consistency and quality
- Interested in learning and growing with a new concept
- What you bring 1-2 years of bakery, bagel, or production kitchen experience
- Solid dough-handling skills; bagel experience a big plus
- Ability to lift 50 lbs and be on your feet for a full shift
- Flexible availability, including early mornings, weekends, and holidaysNYC Food Protection Certificate a plus
- Compensation & perks$20$22/hour, depending on experience
- Employee dining benefits
- Training, development, and advancement within 6R Hospitality Group (Miriam, 1803 NYC)
Submit your resume through Culinary Agents and tell us a bit about your baking experience.
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