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Night Baker at Crumbl - Exton Exton, PA, 19341, Exton

Night Baker at Crumbl - Exton

Full Time • Exton, PA, 19341, Exton
Benefits:
  • 401(k)
  • 401(k) matching
  • Employee discounts
  • Free uniforms
  • Paid time off
  • $16 - $20 / hour depending on experience
  • SUNDAYS OFF EVERY WEEK (All Crumbls are Always Closed on Sundays)
  • Fast-growing, fun place to work with rapid advancement opportunity
  • Structured training program
  • Up to 80 hours of PTO for full-time employees

The Crumbl Mission:
To bring friends and families together over a box of the best desserts in the world.

About Us:
Crumbl Cookies is the nation's fastest-growing and largest gourmet dessert company, with over 1,000 stores in the United States and recently expanded into Canada. We boast over 300 dessert recipes, selling 6-10 varieties each week. Crumbl's unique system rotates our entire menu weekly, creating an excellent reason for customers to return to “Taste Weekly”, while offering an exciting opportunity for our baking staff to constantly learn and perfect new things. All Crumbl desserts are mixed, balled, and baked from scratch in the store, in plain view of our customers

Night Crew Position Description:
We are looking for a crew of 2-3 full-time Bakers and Mixers to fulfill production needs. Typical Shift hours are ~11 pm—7 am, Monday through Saturday. 

Responsibilities Following Training Period:
  • Based on the production forecasts provided, develop and manage dough production plans.
  • Pre-measure/prep most toppings necessary for the pre-and post-oven phases.
  • Monitor and ensure the quality of the baked/final product meets Crumbl standards.
  • Perform test bakes every Friday for next week's menu.
  • Monitor inventory levels and communicate with management about any anticipated needs/shortages.
  • Clean stations and wash all dishes at the end of every shift.
  • Complete required production paperwork,  including use of app for checklists and cookie inventory and waste reporting.
Minimum Requirements:
  • Previous bakery/food service experience
  • At least 18 years old (required to operate some of our kitchen equipment)
  • Availability of at least four weekend shifts (Friday night, Saturday night) per month 
  • Completion of Food Handlers certificate within one week of hire
  • ServeSafe or equivalent, ideal but not required (we reimburse 50% six months following completion if still employed with us in good standing)
  • Smart Phone Apps
  • Email and Online Calendars

Full-Time Benefits:
  • 401K
  • 401K Employer Match
  • Free Telehealth for full-time staff
  • Up to 80 hours of PTO 
  • We Pay for "A's" Educational Performance Bonuses
  • Employee Discount
  • Free Cookie with every shift
  • Closed Sundays
Work Location:
129 Woodcutter St. Suite 100, Exton, PA 19341 (in the Main Street at Exton shopping center)


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Compensation: $18.00 - $20.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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