Mashari Al-Eissa · Saudi Arabia
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Required Pastry Chef for a cafe in Tabuk region, all nationalities (preference for Filipino, Bengali and Indian nationality). Tasks: • Preparing desserts, cakes and baked goods (cheesecake, cookies, cake, pastries) • Preparing specialty coffee (espresso, V60, latte art) • Preparing hot and cold drinks • Creating new items and developing the menu Conditions: • At least one year of experience in desserts • Barista experience is preferred • Valid residency (Iqama) and transferable sponsorship Advantages: • Salary according to experience • Accommodation close to work (within walking distance) • Medical insurance • 9 hours duty (one shift) with one day off weekly • Possibility of paid extra working hours (overtime) To contact via [contact removed] Pastry Chef Wanted – Transfer of Sponsorship – Tabuk Region We are hiring a Pastry Chef for a café in Tabuk Region. All nationalities welcome (Filipino, Bangladeshi and Indian preferred). Responsibilities: • Preparing desserts, cakes and baked goods (cheesecake, cookies, cakes, pastries) • Preparing specialty coffee (espresso, V60, latte art) • Preparing hot and cold beverages • Creating new items and developing the menu Requirements: • At least 1 year of experience in pastry • Barista experience is a plus • Valid Iqama, transferable Benefits: • Salary based on experience • Accommodation within walking distance of work • Medical insurance • 9-hour single shift, 1 day off per week • Paid overtime available Contact via [contact removed]
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