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Miller Management, a Burger King franchisee, is seeking motivated Restaurant Managers and First Assistant Managers. As a First Assistant General Manager, you will be the second in command of the restaurant reporting directly to the Restaurant General Manager.
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Line Cooks at Burger King are responsible for meal preparation, including cooking and plating food orders, according to the restaurant’s standards. Proven cooking experience, including experience as a restaurant cook or prep cook.
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Desire to lead and dominate the premium burger segment of the restaurant industry. STEAK N SHAKE IS HIRING TEAM MEMBERS looking to MAKE A DIFFERENCE! We offer various stations to choose from (grill, drive thru, milkshakes, sandwich assembly.
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Carrols Corporation is the largest BURGER KING franchise. We are currently looking for an experienced individual to fill the position of Equipment Service Technician for a group of our Burger King Restaurants.
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Carrols LLC is the largest Burger King Franchise. If you’re ready for a job that sizzles with potential, you’re ready for Burger King! We own and operate over 800 Burger King Restaurants.
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Five Guys started in Arlington, Va. in 1986, as a small, family-owned and operated carry-out burger joint. Five Guys started in Arlington, Va. in 1986, as a small, family-owned and operated carry-out burger joint.
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Our Original Slider was named in 2014 as Time magazine's "Most Influential Burger of All Time," and our Impossible ™ Slider was named by Thrillist in 2019 as the "Best Plant-Based Fast Food Burger.
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Prior experience in one of the following roles and brands is highly desirable: general manager, catering manager, operations manager, supervisor, shift lead, Restaurant assistant general manager or other restaurant job at Fusian, Chick-fil-A, Popeyes, Starbucks, Panera Bread, McDonalds, Taco Bell, Burger King, In-N-Out Burger.
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