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Fruit

Fruit Arrangement & Chocolate-Dipping Assistant

Job Description

Fruit Arrangement & Chocolate-Dipping Assistant Fruit - 3.6 Los Angeles, CA Job Details Part-time $20 - $25 an hour 3 hours ago Qualifications Bakery experience Food production Cutting Chocolate preparation Decorating baked goods Entry level Full Job Description Fruitilicious LA is looking for an experienced part-time production assistant in the Pico-Robertson area. We are specifically looking for someone with hands-on experience in one or more of the following: Making fruit platters or fruit arrangements Chocolate-covered strawberries or chocolate-dipped fruit Decorating desserts or dipped treats Cutting and preparing fruit neatly and efficiently Catering, bakery, pastry, or dessert production Previous Edible Arrangements experience is a big plus. This is a hands-on production position. The ideal candidate is fast, clean, dependable, detail-oriented, and able to create beautiful products with minimal supervision.
Schedule:
Part-time. Friday availability is very important, with additional hours available before holidays and for larger orders.
Location:
Pico-Robertson, Los Angeles Pay:
$20-$25 per hour, depending on experience. When applying, please include: Your relevant experience Your availability, especially Fridays Photos of your work, if available Any experience with fruit arrangements or chocolate-covered strawberries
Pay:
$20.00 - $25.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person

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  • Dental Insurance
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