Chef Assistant- Two Meeting St Inn

Located in the heart of historic downtown Charleston, this freshly refurbished antique bed & breakfast is the perfect urban addition to Kiawah Island Club's wide range of amenities for Members and their families to enjoy.

With eight beautifully appointed suites and an inspired design to reflect the charming historic Charleston backdrop, Two Meeting Street Inn offers unforgettable overnight accommodations, exclusive to Club Members.

This unique and desirable position is assisting our in house Chef; prepping, cooking and serving a vast selection of breakfast items as well as happy hour hors d' oeuvres daily.

Breakfast is served between the hours of 7-10am daily, and Happy Hour is 4-6pm.

Maximum occupancy is under 20 guests.

Shifts are variable, mornings or evenings, nothing after 7pm.

Positions can be either part-time OR full-time.

You will need to be able to plan, prep and execute with attention to detail and fine dining quality on your own when the chef is off or unavailable.

Hotel/B&B or Banquet/Catering experience preferred.

This schedule is flexible in a customer facing open position.

Uniforms are provided and dress code is enforced.

This is a very small team and we are looking for someone with a positive, team oriented attitude!

Great benefits for full time employees with Kiawah Island Club.

Benefits * Benefits are available to full-time employees after a waiting period and include: Medical, Dental, Vision, Short Term and Long-Term Disability, 401(k), Life Insurance, Accident Insurance, Telehealth, Health/ Dependent care spending account, wellness program and generous paid time off including 12 vacation days, 6 sick days and 9 paid holidays per year.

KP is an Equal Opportunity Employer that uses EVerify.

As an Equal Opportunity Employer, KP and its affiliates do not discriminate in hiring or employment on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, age, genetic information, sexual orientation, disability, or veteran status.

All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply.