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Dôme WA invites an experienced Assistant Café Manager to support the Waikiki café leadership and nurture a welcoming, guest‑focus culture. You’ll coach teams, maintain quality and drive daily operations with genuine hospitality.
This is a permanent full‑time role offering structured leadership development, career progression across WA, and a supportive culture that values teamwork and respect. You’ll lead from the front, ensure guest experiences are exceptional, and help grow future leaders
We're looking for an experienced Assistant Café Manager to support the leadership of our Waikiki café.
This is an opportunity to help lead a passionate team, create exceptional guest experiences and contribute to a café that is an important part of the local community.
At Dôme, we believe in creating a place of welcome and comfort for both our guests and our team. As Assistant Café Manager, you'll play an important role in bringing that philosophy to life through hands‑on leadership, genuine hospitality and a commitment to supporting the people around you.
If you're an experienced hospitality leader who enjoys working alongside your team, coaching others and leading from the front, we'd love to hear from you.
You're passionate about hospitality and enjoy helping people succeed. Through your leadership, you contribute to a positive team culture, support great guest experiences and help create a café that people love returning to.
If you're looking for an opportunity to continue building your hospitality leadership career with a well‑respected Western Australian hospitality brand, we'd love to hear from you.
What started out as a specialty coffee roasting business in the mid-1980s has been lovingly nurtured into what we see today – a unique community café experience, known to everyone as Dôme.
Three founders – Phil May, Patria Jafferies and Phil Sexton – played a key role in getting the café business off the ground.
Before Dôme was born, Mr May was a triple jump Olympian in the 1970s, while Ms Jafferies and Mr Sexton were co‑founders of the Matilda Bay Brewing Company in Australia. It was this small group of people and their passion that laid the early foundations which formed the Dôme brand.
When Phil May made the decision to move on from his sporting career, he bought this really beautiful French antique roaster in Melbourne and shipped it to Perth and started roasting. His business, Western Roast Coffee, started supplying Matilda Bay Brewery, where Patria worked and it was then that they dreamed up the idea of the Dôme coffee concept.
With Phil May cracking the very first roast on his old machine some 30 years ago, the first Dôme café then opened in 1991 in Cottesloe. Fast forward to today and you will find more than 130 Dôme cafés operating in six countries. Source: this is an extract from the company’s own website.
What started out as a specialty coffee roasting business in the mid-1980s has been lovingly nurtured into what we see today – a unique community café experience, known to everyone as Dôme.
Three founders – Phil May, Patria Jafferies and Phil Sexton – played a key role in getting the café business off the ground.
Before Dôme was born, Mr May was a triple jump Olympian in the 1970s, while Ms Jafferies and Mr Sexton were co‑founders of the Matilda Bay Brewing Company in Australia. It was this small group of people and their passion that laid the early foundations which formed the Dôme brand.
When Phil May made the decision to move on from his sporting career, he bought this really beautiful French antique roaster in Melbourne and shipped it to Perth and started roasting. His business, Western Roast Coffee, started supplying Matilda Bay Brewery, where Patria worked and it was then that they dreamed up the idea of the Dôme coffee concept.
With Phil May cracking the very first roast on his old machine some 30 years ago, the first Dôme café then opened in 1991 in Cottesloe. Fast forward to today and you will find more than 130 Dôme cafés operating in six countries. Source: this is an extract from the company’s own website.
What started out as a specialty coffee roasting business in the mid-1980s has been lovingly nurtured into what we see today – a unique community café experience, known to everyone as Dôme.
Three founders – Phil May, Patria Jafferies and Phil Sexton – played a key role in getting the café business off the ground.
Before Dôme was born, Mr May was a triple jump Olympian in the 1970s, while Ms Jafferies and Mr Sexton were co‑founders of the Matilda Bay Brewing Company in Australia. It was this small group of people and their passion that laid the early foundations which formed the Dôme brand.
When Phil May made the decision to move on from his sporting career, he bought this really beautiful French antique roaster in Melbourne and shipped it to Perth and started roasting. His business, Western Roast Coffee, started supplying Matilda Bay Brewery, where Patria worked and it was then that they dreamed up the idea of the Dôme coffee concept.
With Phil May cracking the very first roast on his old machine some 30 years ago, the first Dôme café then opened in 1991 in Cottesloe. Fast forward to today and you will find more than 130 Dôme cafés operating in six countries. Source: this is an extract from the company’s own website.