Dining Supervisor

San Jose, CA
Full Time
Cafe Operations
Entry Level

Who We Are:
Our story began in 2011 when a group of office workers at a major logistics company in Chicago had a lunch problem. Nearby options were limited and the team was spending too much time and money traveling to their favorite restaurants. They had an idea: bring Chicago’s local restaurant culture inside the office to sell food.  It was an immediate hit.  When they discovered people from other companies sneaking into their office, they knew they were on to something and Fooda was born. 

Fooda pioneered the concept of rotating popup restaurants inside offices. Today, we operate in 45 cities with over 120 million meals served and continue to grow rapidly.  Powered by technology and a network of 2500+ restaurants, we feed hungry people at work through a platform of food programs located within companies, office buildings, hospitals, schools, distribution centers, and more. At Fooda, we believe a workplace food program should be something employees love and look forward to every day.

Who You Are:

  • You love building relationships and enjoy customer service
  • You are optimistic in the face of problems and you’re capable of finding solutions quickly and effectively
  • You are very organized and detail oriented. Type-A personality is a plus!
  • You have an entrepreneurial mindset with the capability of managing work independently
  • Quick thinking on your feet and no problem is too big or small for you
  • You do not wait for direction and are always looking for ways to improve
  • Prior experience in large food service or enterprise catering preferred
  • Ideal candidates will have a Bachelor’s degree in addition to five to eight years of relevant experience

What You Will Be Responsible For:

  • Day-to-Day operations of a single-unit location with multiple stations on a daily basis Ensure the “Service Experience” of Fooda is consistently offered to all customers
  • Monitor the set-up, restock and breakdown of cafeteria daily
  • Oversee daily arrival and set up of all restaurants – holding them to Fooda Standards of Service and Sanitation
  • Inventory management and ordering of grab and go food products, beverages, and snacks
  • Bi-monthly inventory and P/L accountability 
  • Ensuring all customers are rung up and properly charged for goods purchased
  • Update and maintain POS software and database on a daily basis
  • Recruit, schedule, and train of hourly staff
  • Weekly accounting responsibilities and accurate entry into Fooda systems
  • Escalate issues to Director when necessary to keep them informed or help problem solve

What We’ll Hook You Up With:

  • Competitive wages $70k
  • Comprehensive health, dental and vision insurance plans
  • Paid time off
  • 401k retirement plan with company match
  • Paid maternity and parental leave benefits
  • Pre-tax commuter expense benefit
  • Eligible for annual company stock option grant
  • A fulfilling, challenging adventure of a work experience!

Must be authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis. No phone calls or recruiters please.

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