Business Consultant – Restaurant Operations & Analytics

About Pyvot

Pyvot is a restaurant-tech consultancy founded by ex-Zomato leaders. We help restaurants unlock growth with data-driven online ordering, menu analytics, and operational excellence—reducing cancellations, improving margins, and scaling smartly.

Role Snapshot

As a Business Consultant, you'll be on the frontlines implementing Pyvot’s solutions. You’ll audit workflows, configure systems, analyze data, and deliver measurable impact within weeks. It’s a hands-on role at the intersection of consulting, analytics, and operations.

What You’ll Own

• Audit online ordering and POS processes to identify efficiency gaps
• Configure aggregator dashboards and unified order consoles
• Analyze sales, cancellations, and menu data to drive actionable strategies
• Design & implement SOPs across FOH and BOH teams; lead on-site training
• Track key metrics (prep time, cancellation %, contribution margin) and drive improvements
• Support new outlet and cloud kitchen launches
• Feed insights into internal playbooks and thought leadership content

You’ll Thrive Here If You Have:

• 0–3 years in F&B operations, consulting, or analytics (internships welcome)
• A degree in Hospitality, Business, Engineering or similar
• Strong Excel / Google Sheets skills; SQL/BI tools are a bonus
• Clear communication in English + Hindi or Bengali
• A startup mindset: adaptable, action-oriented, and ownership-driven
• Willingness to travel up to 70% across Kolkata

Why Join Us

• Competitive pay: ₹7–12 LPA + performance bonus
• Direct mentorship from ex-Zomato city and regional heads
• Access to top industry events and fast-tracked career growth
• Be part of shaping the next wave of restaurant-tech in India

How to Apply

career@pyvot.in

“How technology can increase a restaurant’s online-order profitability.”

Shortlisted candidates will receive a case study, followed by two interviews with the founding team. Offers are rolled out within 10 days.

Pivot your perspective. Make every order count—join Pyvot.