This is your chance to get our fries on you, as we will receive a bun-believable number of creative Portillo s fans interested in this role.
Here s what you ll receive: Comprehensive benefits coverage including: Medical, dental, & vision disability and Life Financial Security (AFLAC) 401(k) with company match Paid Vacation Bun Fact: Did you know that most of our managers started as a cook?
- Portillo'sAt Portillo's we strive to create lifelong memories for both our guests and our Team Members, and that means providing a safe, welcoming workplace where we can live our Values of Family, Greatness, Energy and Fun.
Pass out food orders to guest while cleverly rhyming order numbers with your freestyle skills and be everyone's favorite person- the one that hands out the food Take catering and take-out orders over the phone.
Submit your on-line application, resume and design portfolio via portillos.com/careers and upload a document that tells us, in 100 words or less, why you re the best person for this job.
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