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Posto Italian

Prep Cook

Job Description

Prep Cook Posto Italian Longmeadow, MA Job Details Part-time | Full-time $17 - $22 an hour 5 hours ago Qualifications Kitchen knives Cooking Attention to detail Food preparation Clean workspace maintenance Full Job Description Job Summary We're looking for a sharp, reliable prep cook who knows their way around a professional scratch kitchen. You'll be knocking out high-volume daily prep, fresh pastas, butchery, and catering components across our multi-venue operations. For the right person, this is a full-time gig .
Who This Is For:
Seasoned culinary professionals or experienced line cooks looking to step out of the chaotic weekend night hustle while staying in the industry and doing legitimate scratch work. Early risers who take pride in starting their day ahead of the curve.
The Details:
Schedule:
Early mornings are the standard, but exact shift times are negotiable for the right professional.
The Vibe:
Fast-paced, high-volume, and uncompromising on quality. We respect our gear, our ingredients, and each other.
What You Bring:
Proven experience in a professional, scratch-cooking environment. Solid foundational knife skills and attention to detail. A team-first attitude and the ability to work cleanly under pressure.
Pay:
$17.00 - $22.00 per hour People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply Application Question(s): What is your experience in a scratch kitchen? Are you available to work early mornings?
Experience:
kitchen: 2 years (Required)
Work Location:
In person
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