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Umami Riot in Boston is seeking a Shift Manager who can work the line, lead by example, and keep the team moving at a fast pace while ensuring food quality, service timing, kitchen safety, and staff development.
You will act as the on-floor point person when the Area Manager is away, supervise stations, manage labor and station coverage, and contribute to a culture of respect, craftsmanship, and teamwork.
Description
Umami Riot was born from a simple idea: pair joyful hospitality with uncompromising craftsmanship. Founded by Chef Tim Cushman and sake expert Nancy Cushman, our restaurants celebrate bold flavor, precision, and a deep respect for Japanese foodways – translated through a distinctly Boston lens. At Umami Riot, we’re not here to follow the rules of hospitality, we’re here to rewrite them – with heart, craft and fearless creativity.
We’re looking for a Shift Manager who can work the line, lead by example, and keep the team moving at gogo ya and Ms. Clucks.
You’ll cook alongside the team while keeping an eye on the bigger picture: food quality, service pace, kitchen safety, and the people making it happen. When the Area Manager is away, you’re the point person on the floor.
THE GIG (AKA WHAT YOU’LL ACTUALLY BE DOING)
THIS ROLE IS A GREAT FIT IF…
Requirements
LET’S SET EXPECTATIONS (IN A GOOD WAY)
This is a high-energy kitchen where the pace is constant and teamwork keeps service moving.
Yes—this is a hands-on role. You’ll be on your feet for extended shifts, lifting and carrying up to 50 lbs., and working around hot equipment, sharp tools, and varying temperatures. A disciplined commitment to sanitation, safety, and cleanliness is part of the craft here. We’re committed to providing reasonable accommodations to support individuals in performing the essential functions of the role.
WHY PEOPLE STICK AROUND
Pay Range: $22 - $25 per hour based on experience
EOE
Ready to work the line and lead the shift? Join the riot.