Chef de Partie — Luxury Estate Kitchen

SeeMeHired.com; Monaghan; On-site; EUR 22,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Best Workplace award

Award-winning culinary team

Team events

Employee discounts

Complimentary meals on duty

Wellness programme

Monthly gratuities/tips

Career growth in luxury hospitality

Job summary

Castle Leslie Estate in Ireland is seeking a talented Chef de Partie to join our award-winning culinary team. You will own your section, lead with pride, and collaborate with senior chefs to deliver exceptional dishes using seasonal ingredients.

This full-time role offers a competitive hourly rate, a supportive kitchen culture, and opportunities to grow within a luxury hospitality environment recognized as a Great Place to Work®. Valid work authorisation for Ireland is required.

Qualifications

• Essential: Minimum 1 year's professional chef experience.
• Valid work authorisation for Ireland required.

Responsibilities

• Take pride in leading and managing your designated kitchen section, ensuring every dish leaves the pass to the highest standard.
• Deliver consistently outstanding food quality, presentation, and attention to detail.
• Collaborate with senior chefs to develop new dishes, seasonal menus, and creative culinary experiences.
• Support and inspire junior team members while contributing to a positive and professional kitchen culture.
• Help maintain the exceptional standards that make Castle Leslie Estate a sought after dining destination.

Education

Minimum 1 year's professional chef experience

Job description

Castle Leslie Estate in Ireland is seeking a talented Chef de Partie to join our award-winning culinary team. You will own your section, lead with pride, and collaborate with senior chefs to deliver exceptional dishes using seasonal ingredients.

This full-time role offers a competitive hourly rate, a supportive kitchen culture, and opportunities to grow within a luxury hospitality environment recognized as a Great Place to Work®. Valid work authorisation for Ireland is required.