Executive Chef (Malayalee/Egyptian preferred)

BaseDynamics; Al Ain; On-site; AED 37,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Accommodation

Job summary

BaseDynamics in El-Ain, United Arab Emirates is seeking an Executive Chef to lead the kitchen team. The ideal candidate will bring expertise in traditional Malayalee or Egyptian cuisine and a passion for crafting unique, delicious dishes in a fast-paced environment.

The role is a contract position with accommodation provided; responsibilities include menu planning, food preparation, inventory management, and upholding top standards of quality and presentation.

Qualifications

• Strong leadership abilities in a busy kitchen.
• Excellent culinary skills and knowledge of kitchen operations.
• Menu planning and food preparation expertise.
• Inventory management and cost control awareness.
• Fluent English communication with staff and guests.

Responsibilities

• Lead the kitchen team and manage a fast-paced environment.
• Oversee menu planning, recipe development and presentation.
• Supervise food preparation, quality, and consistency across dishes.
• Monitor inventory, ordering, and food safety standards.
• Ensure the highest standards of food quality and presentation.

Job description

We are in search of a talented and experienced Executive Chef to lead our kitchen team in El-Ain The ideal candidate will have a strong background in traditional Malayalee or Egyptian cuisine with a passion for creating unique and delicious dishes They must possess excellent culinary skills leadership abilities and be able to manage a fast-paced kitchen environment

This is a contract position with a competitive salary of 1000$ and includes accommodation

The Executive Chef will be responsible for menu planning food preparation inventory management and ensuring the highest standards of food quality and presentation

Fluency in English is required for clear communication with staff and customers

If you have a love for cooking and want to showcase your skills in an exciting new setting