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RIMAP Hospitality is hiring a Cook for Moxy Ottawa Downtown. Join a high-energy kitchen to prep and cook dishes that embody the Moxy vibe, deliver timely meals, and keep stations clean and organized.
You’ll thrive in a fast-paced, high-volume environment, with 1–2 years in a kitchen and a high school diploma; culinary training is a plus. Weekend, holiday, and evening shifts are part of the schedule.
RIMAP Hospitality, founded in 2007, is one of Montreal’s largest hotel operators. We proudly manage internationally recognized brands such as Marriott, Hilton, and IHG. Our growth is fueled by passion, creativity, and the drive to deliver unforgettable experiences to both guests and crew.
At Moxy Hotels, we’re bold, spirited, and never boring—infusing kitchen life with a playful twist and always-on vibe. At Moxy Ottawa Downtown, the F&B team keeps things spicy, delicious, and unpredictable. We make fun functional and want our kitchen crew to help deliver a culinary experience that pops with personality.
We’re searching for a Cook with hustle, creativity, and a love of high-energy teamwork. If you take pride in crafting epic dishes, thrive in a lively kitchen, and aren’t afraid to work hard (or have fun while you’re at it)—you’re definitely Moxy material.
As a Cook and core part of the Moxy crew, you’ll keep the food coming hot, fresh, and on-brand. You know how to rock kitchen stations, deliver crave-worthy food, and keep the back-of-house buzzing. Your positive energy becomes part of every dish, turning meals into moments guests remember.
At Moxy Ottawa Downtown, we’re not just making meals—we’re creating a food-forward vibe. Every dish matters, every shift is a show, and the energy never drops.
* Our organization is an employer aware of professional fairness and committed to recruiting a diverse workforce and maintaining an inclusive culture. The use of the masculine is used for the purpose of lightening the text. We do not discriminate based on gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, age, disability, or any other basis protected by provincial or federal laws.