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itsu in London is seeking a Food Operations & Process Developer to take new and existing products from development through trial, launch and post-launch review, ensuring recipes, preparation methods and processes are safe, consistent and practical across all shop formats.
You will act as the link between food development and shop execution, collaborating with Food, Operations, How To, Technical, Supply Chain and the Rice & Fish Quality Specialist.
We are the leading Asian-inspired quick-service retail and grocery brand with over 80 restaurants across the UK, Belgium, and a growing wholesale business across Europe and beyond. Our renowned delicious food made fresh in every restaurant, every day, has made itsu a top choice for healthy eating.
In addition to our restaurants, itsu [grocery] offers a range of high-quality Asian-inspired foods available online and in supermarkets. We are excited to be one of the leading brands in this specific group and have ambitious plans for continued growth both domestically and globally.
With its best-in-class-food, latest technology, innovation, and talented workforce, itsu is the future of fast food.
The Food Operations & Process Developer reports to the Head of Food and makes sure food ideas can work brilliantly in shops .
The role takes new and existing products from development through trial, launch, post-launch review and continuous improvement, making sure recipes, preparation methods and processes are safe, consistent, efficient and practical across different shop formats.
They are the link between food development and shop execution , working closely with Food, Operations, How To, Technical, Supply Chain and the Rice & Fish Quality Specialist. This is a hands -on specialist role with clear ownership for food operational readiness. The person assesses whether products and processes are ready for shops, escalates material issues and can
recommend delaying rollout where significant operational problems remain unresolved. Final commercial and Technical sign-off sit with the relevant accountable teams.