Arbetsbeskrivning

Connecting Jobs, run by the non-profit organization Beredskapslyftet, supports newcomers in taking their first steps into the Swedish labour market – while at the same time helping employers access new talent. We are now hiring Breakfast chef to Comfort Hotel Panorama in Göteborg to work part-time every second week-end.

Location:Göteborg

Who we are looking for:Breakfast chef

Responsibilities:- Maintain food quality to ensure high-standard food at breakfast buffet in the mornings- Taking full responsibility for the warm section of the breakfast buffet, both preparing the food and ensuring the station is clean, inviting, and replenished throughout the breakfast service- Preparing and serving the menu, which consists of pizza, burgers, and simpler "husmanskost" (traditional Swedish home cooking).

Requirements:- You speak English or Swedish on an intermediate level- You have functional competency in a professional kitchen - you know your way around a professional kitchen, understand food safety, and enjoy cooking simple food- You can maintain a buffet, take orders and keep restaurant and kitchen clean and tidy- You're available to work part-time with start early mornings every second weekend and sometimes in the weekdays- Knowledge of food safety and hygiene regulations is a plus.

Your profile:- You enjoy cooking and are service-minded- You are kind and welcoming to colleagues & guests- You have a willingness to learn and develop into or are already ready to work independently or lead a shift in the kitchen  - You can work under short periods of high pressure / stress (breakfast service can be busy).

What the employer offers:- Start in August on an hourly basis, working every second week-end and sometimes extra during weekdays- Hourly payment.

Important: This position is part of a project that is co-funded by the European Union through the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF). The project aims to support third-country nationals in their integration into the Swedish labor market. The participants hold residence permits in Sweden but do not have Swedish citizenship or EU/EEA citizenship.