Corporate Chef

Job Profile: Corporate Chef

Location:

Brand:

Role Overview

Multicuisine, Continental, and QSR (Quick Service Restaurant)

Key Responsibilities

• Culinary Operations

• Standardize recipes, portion sizes, and presentation across outlets.
• Oversee preparation, cooking, and presentation of all dishes.
• Develop new menu items and seasonal specials to keep the brand competitive.

• Team Leadership & Training

• Train and mentor Head Chefs, Sous Chefs, and kitchen teams in all outlets.
• Ensure staff are skilled in Multicuisine, Continental, and QSR operations.
• Conduct regular workshops and performance evaluations.

• Quality & Consistency

• Monitor food quality, taste, and hygiene standards across all locations.
• Conduct regular audits and surprise checks at outlets.
• Ensure uniformity of brand standards across cities and states.

• Cost & Inventory Management

• Manage food cost, wastage control, and portion planning.
• Coordinate with Purchase Managers for sourcing quality ingredients.
• Negotiate with vendors for consistent supply and better pricing.

• Innovation & Brand Development

• Research global food trends and implement suitable concepts.
• Collaborate with management to design menus for new outlets.
• Support brand expansion by creating scalable kitchen models.

• Compliance & Safety

• Ensure all outlets follow FSSAI and HACCP guidelines.
• Implement safety, sanitation, and hygiene protocols across kitchens.

Requirements

• Experience:

  Minimum 10+ years in culinary operations with at least 5 years in a corporate/multi-outlet role.

• Background:

  Strong expertise in

  Multicuisine, Continental, and QSR formats

  .

• Skills:

• Leadership & team management.
• Strong menu engineering & food cost control.
• Knowledge of modern cooking techniques & kitchen equipment.
• Ability to manage multiple outlets across different cities/states.

• Education:

  Degree/Diploma in Culinary Arts, Hotel Management, or related field.

• Other:

  Willingness to travel frequently across outlets.