Benefits:

Bonus based on performance
Competitive salary
Employee discounts
Flexible schedule
Free food & snacks
Free uniforms
Health insurance
Training & development
Vision insurance

Come join our team and experience a quality of life that is unmatched by most other restaurant careers! 4-Day workweeks for our salaried managers are the norm!

45 Hour weeks Required
Only 4 days a week are required for our Salaried Managers
2 out of 3 days every Weekend are required. Weekends are considered Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Salaries are based on a 45 Hour, 4 day work week.
Paid Vacation and Sick Days

Visit our Careers page at www.huhot.com/jobs/ to learn more about what makes us special!

HuHot Mongolian Grill is seeking experienced management candidates to assist our operations teams in (Insert store here). Our salary range for this position is (Salary Range) per year and can be negotiated based on your experience in the industry.

“HuHot provides an adventurous, creative and custom dining experience that always puts the guest first. We’re never boring, always welcoming, and continuously evolving the right way with great people.”

Our brand offers a dining experience like no other and you will be at the center of the action. Whether you are behind the grill or the line, crushing it in the dishpit or helping prepare all of our delicious food, you are joining our team to continue to evolve with us each and every shift! Our guests come to us for our unique flavors that put them in control of their own adventure. Our great team of Grill cooks prepare your meal in front of you on our round flat top grill. Our guests can choose from a variety of premium meats, seafood, homemade noodles, fresh cut vegetables and 26 sauces to meet anyone's flavor palate.

Position requirements are as follows, but not limited to:

Restaurant experience is required & recent restaurant management preferred
Must have or be able to get a liquor license
Must have reliable transportation & means of communication
Ability to withstand 10+ hours a day on your feet
Ability to lift or carry up-to 50 lbs, though this is a rare occasion
Must have open availability, including nights & weekends. We are closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day
70% of a managers day is spent working with all staff and ability to perform all functions of each position to assist where needed in busy times as well as engaging the guests to create a great experience
Proficiency in Google Suite is extremely helpful
Confidence with web based inventory and scheduling software and Aloha or TOAST a plus!

Responsibilities include

Assisting in overseeing day to day Restaurant operations
Working with the management team to ensure that Labor and Food Cost goals are met
Maintaining a safe work environment for both our guests and staff
Ensuring Food Safety procedures are being followed at all times
Managing shifts, daily decision making, supporting our staff and assisting with scheduling appropriately
Ensuring an outstanding dining experience for our guests
Assisting in staffing and developing the team

Benefits include:

Competitive salary range that is negotiable based on experience
A paid 6 week training program may be in your home store or another HuHot location depending on your geographic location.
Paid Vacation & Sick Days
We are closed on Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance available
Advancement Opportunities to grow within our company nationwide

Schedule

10+ Hour Shifts
Day Shift
Evening Shift
Weekend Availability

At HuHot, we are an equal opportunity employer and consider all qualified applicants equally without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status or disability status.

Compensation: $46,000.00 - $50,000.00 per week

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

At HuHot, we welcome new employees as family because it’s important that each and every person is treated with respect and valued for their contribution. Our team members receive competitive wages and flexible schedules. We recognize hard work and dedication with the commitment to promote from within whenever possible. Since almost every employee has the opportunity to work with our guests, we strive to create a fun and interactive environment that is bound to put a smile on your face. HuHot can be your opportunity at a short-term, part-time job or the start to a life-long career. Join us!

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