FOOD TRUCK staff
in seasonLouisville (KY)
About the role
In Season Food Truck Team If you love fastpaced service, scratchmade food, and the thrill of working a mobile kitchen, this role is for you. In Season's food truck is the heartbeat of our brand out in the community - and we're looking for a driven, organized team to help us take it even further. This position is for someone who wants real responsibility: working the truck daytoday with a small team, maintaining quality and speed, and representing the flagship store with pride everywhere the truck goes. You'll be the face of In Season at events, popups, and highvolume service days, ensuring every guest gets the same polished experience they'd expect in our brickandmortar. We're a tight crew that moves fast, communicates clearly, and holds high standards. If you thrive in a dynamic environment, enjoy solving problems on the fly, and want to grow with a brand that's expanding into new locations, you'll fit right in.
What You'll Do:
Operate the food truck with confidence, consistency, and professionalism. Support a small team during service, keeping pace tight and communication sharp. Maintain product quality, portioning, and speed - even under pressure. Handle daily setup, breakdown, inventory, and truck readiness. Address issues quickly and calmly, whether operational or guestfacing. Uphold all company standards, safety protocols, and food truck procedures. Represent In Season with hospitality, positivity, and a strong work ethic.
What You Bring:
Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Problemsolving instincts and the ability to adapt quickly on the road. Keen observation and attention to detail. A positive, steady, teamoriented attitude. Ability to give constructive feedback and maintain a healthy team dynamic. Basic computer literacy and math competency. Supplemental pay
Tips Benefits:
Flexible schedule Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Employee discount
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