Cook (Part-Time) Smokin Jack BBQ at 3rd Street Market Hall

Posted 3 days ago

smokin jack bbqSouth Milwaukee (WI)

Cooks, Restaurant Full-Service Restaurants

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About the role

Cook (Part-Time) — Smokin Jack BBQ at 3rd Street Market Hall Pay: $18/hour Schedule: Part-time, ~25–30 hours/week Availability Required: Nights, weekends, and some holidays About the Role Smokin' Jack BBQ's 3rd Street team is hiring a friendly, dependable Cook who thrives in a fast, guest-facing environment. You'll prep, cook, and plate our core menu to spec while keeping the line clean, organized, and moving.

What You'll Do: Execute line cooking on grill/fryer/flat-top and assemble plates to recipe and portion standards Prep proteins, sauces, and sides; label/date and rotate product (FIFO) Keep a clean, food-safe station; follow sanitation and allergen protocols Communicate clearly with the team; support expo and rush recovery Help with opening/closing checklists and basic inventory counts Bring great energy to the line and our guests—be an outgoing team player What We're Looking For Strong, hands-on cooking experience in a high-volume or fast-casual kitchen Solid knife skills and station organization; comfortable on flat-top, grill, and fryer Reliability and teamwork—shows up ready to work and support others Food safety awareness (ServSafe or equivalent a plus) Able to stand for long periods and lift up to 40 lbs Why You'll Love It Here Consistent part-time hours (25–30/week) at $18/hr Tight-knit team with a service-first culture Discounted Meals

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