Job Description
Brewery Setup & Operations
- Lead the full setup of the brewery, including layout design, equipment selection, installation, and commissioning.
- Work with suppliers and contractors to ensure all equipment meets operational, safety, and regulatory requirements (NEA, SFA, etc.).
- Develop Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for brewing, sanitation, quality control, and maintenance.
Production & Recipe Development
- Design and produce a core range of house brews that pair seamlessly with the restaurant’s wood-fired cuisine.
- Create seasonal and experimental brews to keep the menu fresh and engaging.
- Manage brewing schedules, fermentation, cellaring, filtration, and packaging.
- Ensure consistent quality and adherence to recipes and production standards.
Quality Control & Compliance
- Implement and oversee quality assurance systems across all stages of production.
- Maintain detailed brewing logs and records for traceability and auditing.
- Ensure compliance with all food safety, hygiene, and alcohol licensing regulations.
Team Leadership & Training
- Recruit, train, and lead the brewery team (assistants, cellar staff, etc.).
- Foster a culture of safety, craftsmanship, and continuous improvement.
- Collaborate closely with the restaurant and bar teams to align product offerings and service training.
Innovation & Brand Development
- Work with the marketing and operations teams to develop the brewery’s brand identity and storytelling.
- Participate in collaborations, festivals, and public engagements to build brand visibility.
- Provide technical input for packaging design, product launches, and promotional materials.
Requirements:
- Minimum 5–7 years of professional brewing experience.
- Prior experience as a Head Brewer / Lead Brewer / Senior Brewer.
- Experience in brewery setup, commissioning or managing a production brewery is an advantage.
- Strong knowledge of brewing science, fermentation, recipe development, yeast and quality control.
- Familiar with brewery equipment, cellar operations, packaging (kegs, cans, bottles), and safety protocols.
(Preferred but not mandatory)
- Diploma / Degree in Brewing, Fermentation Science, Food Science, Chemical Engineering, or related field.
- Professional brewing certifications (IBD, Siebel, Brewlab, etc.) are a plus.