Our Louise, our wonderful Lou-Lou, PolsePrinsessa of the Front of House and Angel in the Kitchen... Much loved and will be sadly missed when she heads back to Sweden in a few weeks. University, PAH! Who needs it? Well, we tried to convince her but we have to admit that it's a pretty important thing and that it is a wonderful thing for her to do.
Her departure will leave a spot open at Scandi Kitchen - and seeing as our Louise was both master of the upstairs and downstairs, we have two part time jobs open as of now. These jobs do not have to be filled by the same person, by the way, but could be two people. On the other hand, if you love both making coffee and open sandwiches, this could be for you.
Kitchen Angel (Part time, approx 25 hours)
The role reports into Tobias, who's our man in charge of all things food. It's 4 days a week, around 25 hours a week in total, sometimes more or less depending on demands of the catering side of things.
Duties of the Kitchen Angel includes prepping open sandwiches to a high standard, making all our our home made salads and dressings, keeping the kitchen in good order and generally assist with the daily running of the kitchen. Specifically, we need you to have great attention to detail as we want to train you up on the catering side of the business, making super-duper lunches for our ever increasing bunch of corporate customers.
We're looking for someone who has experience of working and preparing food in a professional kitchen/busy sandwich shop/cafe. We’re really busy so you need to be able to work well under pressure and keep a clear head when things hot up. Fluency in English, both spoken and written, is absolutely essential and good knowledge of Scandinavian food is essential. If you speak a Scandinavian language it's a huge advantage. The person we're looking for should be presentable with great interpersonal skills, tidy, clean and organised, full of initiative, team player and must possess that wonderful common-sense gene and be willing to learn.
Super Barisata (Part time, approx 15 hours)
The role reports into Henrik, who's our man in charge of the Front of House. This job is to help out in the cafe, serving food and making excellent coffee - approximately 2 shifts a week (we can be flexible as to what day, but usually it means one weekend day and on week day).
We're looking for someone who has experience of working in a busy sandwich shop/cafe/restaurant - or at the very least who has experience of working in a retail setting. It is most definitely an advantage if you are already trained in the art of making excellent coffee - however, if you tick all the other boxes we can teach you the coffee bit.
Fluency in English and a Scandinavian language, both spoken and written, is absolutely essential.
The person we're looking for should be presentable with great interpersonal skills (able to talk to anyone, a likeable person), tidy, clean and organised, full of initiative, team player and must possess that wonderful common-sense gene and be willing to learn.
Plase note we're looking for a minimum of 6 months commitment. In return we promise a lovely place to work with some super top people and as many meatball sandwiches as you can shake a stick at.
We'll be doing interviewsover the next few weeks so do get your skates on if this sounds like something for you. Send your up to date CV and a bit about yourself to bronte@scandikitchen.co.uk
Our Bronte used to work for innocent drinks looking after the People area before she became a full-time herring fanatic. While she no longer spends her time at Fruit Towers, she does like to help out a bit now and then - especially when it comes to finding nice people for the Scandi towers.
There's a lovely Japanese publication called Lovely London and we're featured in it. It looks really fab and they've taken some really nice photos. We're wondering what it says? Maybe "Henrik Rock Star is simply the most gorgeous at SK" or "Louise is an angel and she makes the best coffee around". Or maybe it simply says "the best place in London open sandw iches" but we think there are a lot of letters if it says just that.
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