2025-11-28 – Weekly Chef Jobs : Remote Chef roles now available!

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the job market has a solid demand for culinary professionals, with a good mix of roles spanning from Sous Chefs to Executive Chefs. There’s a notable availability of remote work, offering flexibility for those looking to balance professional and personal life more seamlessly.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Sous Chef
    Company: Fort Wayne Country Club | Location: Fort Wayne, IN
    Fort Wayne Country Club is looking for a Sous Chef to play a key role in daily operations. Ideal for those who thrive in a club setting and enjoy supporting an Executive Chef.
    Apply Here

  • Chef
    Company: Kabuto | Location: Goodlettsville, TN
    Kabuto is on the hunt for a Hibachi Chef who’s passionate about crafting delicious dishes. A great spot for those who love interactive, lively dining experiences.
    Apply Here

  • Chef de Cuisine
    Company: Fort Wayne Country Club | Location: Fort Wayne, IN
    Working closely with the Executive Chef, this role demands creativity and a commitment to culinary excellence. Perfect for those ready to take on more responsibility.
    Apply Here

  • Chef
    Company: Hamilton Farms | Location: Carlisle, AR
    An upscale hunting lodge needs an Executive Chef. Full or part-time roles available, offering a unique setting for chefs who love working with seasoned families.
    Apply Here

  • Sous Chef
    Company: Fort Wayne Country Club | Location: Fort Wayne, IN
    Another opportunity at Fort Wayne Country Club, supporting both the Executive Chef and Executive Sous, ideal for those who enjoy a collaborative environment.
    Apply Here

  • Sous Chef
    Company: The Club, Inc | Location: Birmingham, AL
    This fun and energetic team seeks a Sous Chef with experience in multiple cuisines. They offer a competitive salary and a vibrant work atmosphere.
    Apply Here

  • Sous Chef
    Company: St Bull Staffing | Location: Kansas City, MO
    With a minimum of 3 years’ experience required, this role suits those with a background in restaurant or hotel kitchens. A great next step for experienced chefs.
    Apply Here

  • Executive Chef
    Company: Maggiano’s Little Italy | Location: San Jose, CA
    Maggiano’s is searching for an Executive Chef with several years of experience in full-service restaurants. Ideal for those who thrive in high-volume settings.
    Apply Here

  • Swing Chef
    Company: Mike Wiegele Helicopter Skiing | Location: Jasper, AB
    This seasonal full-time role promises adventure and unique culinary challenges. Great for chefs who love the outdoors and want a change of pace.
    Apply Here

  • Swing Chef
    Company: Mike Wiegele Helicopter Skiing | Location: Banff, AB
    Another opportunity for a Swing Chef in a breathtaking setting. Those who love a dynamic work environment and adventure will fit right in.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is increasingly popular, offering flexibility and the comfort of working from home. Here’s what’s available this week:

  • Executive Chef - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It - Hospitality | Location: Browning, MT
    A remote role perfect for those with a background in culinary management. Offers flexibility and a chance to lead from anywhere.
    Apply Here

  • Cook 1 - Prep Cook - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It - Hospitality | Location: Whitefish, MT
    An entry-level remote opportunity for those starting their culinary career. Offers a chance to learn and grow from home.
    Apply Here

  • Cook II - Lead Cook - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It - Hospitality | Location: Talkeetna, AK
    Lead Cook role for those ready to take the next step in their culinary career, with the comfort of remote work.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. Stay proactive and keep an eye out for new opportunities. Good luck with your applications!

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“apply promptly” — I keep a 10‑minute app kit ready: a costed 3‑dish menu and a 60‑sec plating reel; that’s landed me two remote sous gigs this month. For AK roles like Talkeetna, list availability in Alaska time and mention shipping lead times for samples; skipping that’s cost me interviews.

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@samantha1775 I’ve landed remote menu-dev stints by attaching a one-page “availability grid” across time zones plus a 30‑sec overhead clip showing mise, sanitation flow, and a clean plate — makes it easy for them to slot you in. If you skip video, a costed one‑pager with allergen flags works too, but confirm service hours upfront so you’re not plating at 3 a.m. unless the espresso’s on overtime.

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, these ‘real-time’ postings vanish fast; I set a 30‑min alert and keep a single Notion page with ServSafe, an allergy matrix, and a sample two‑day remote mise plan so I can drop one link in replies… For remote gigs, I offer a Zoom tasting with overnight‑couriered samples when they push for in‑person within 48 hours — gets past that roadblock most of the time, @Guide.

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I use a prefilled “apply promptly” kit: Calendly slot and 45‑sec Loom intro for remote gigs; skip cover letters.

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I’ve landed two off‑site menu‑dev roles by sending a 60‑sec station‑check video plus a one‑page cost‑per‑cover snapshot, then offering a 12‑minute live test cook during their usual service window. “intro for remote gigs; skip cover letters.” — agreed, but I open with three numbers (target food cost, covers I can handle, ticket time); for EC posts I tack on a one‑page HACCP blurb.

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, the ‘apply promptly’ rush bites me too, so I keep a 1.2‑MB PDF portfolio with three costed dishes and a small photo grid that won’t choke an ATS, and I fire it off within 10 minutes. If the role’s marked remote, I put my timezone and a Zoom tasting window in the first line; @garcia41’s live demo idea is solid, but a 5‑minute screen‑share of my costing sheet has converted faster for me. Anything older than 48 hours I skip and go straight to the brand’s careers page instead.

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I get faster callbacks when I include a single photo of my home kitchen setup (equipment list and sanitizer/thermometer logs) plus a one‑liner on my time‑zone windows — like showing your mise en place before service. @jennifer_lee29 I keep the file tiny so it opens instantly; if they insist on a letter, I swap in a short “first‑week deliverables” note instead.

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I’ve had better luck on remote roles by leading with a one‑sentence “first‑week plan” and dropping a single booking link for a 9‑minute intro chat — e.g., https://cal.com/ryanmoore/9min — so I can meet the OP’s “apply promptly” window without back‑and‑forth. Small caveat: some teams won’t click links, so I mirror two time options in the message in case their ATS strips it.

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