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Seasonal Performance Chef Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Our menu showcases premium, wood-fired steaks, refined seasonal ingredients, and elevated technique in a high-performance, chef-driven environment. This role is ideal for a motivated individual who ...

Executive Chef

Sun Valley, ID · On-site

$69.10K - $95.20K/yr

... seasonal specials, and continuous improvement in kitchen performance. Job Requirements Kitchen Leadership & Team Management * Lead, mentor, and develop the culinary team including sous chefs, line ...

Executive Chef

Fort Lauderdale, FL · On-site

$68.10K - $93.80K/yr

You'll design seasonal menus, develop talent, ensure impeccable food quality and safety, and manage ... Build an inclusive, coaching culture that recognizes top performance and addresses gaps ...

Sous Chef

Charlotte, NC

$46.90K - $63.30K/yr

... seasonal menu development ⭐ Benefits • Competitive salary and performance-based bonus ... Chef-driven, seasonal, modern menu • Highly collaborative kitchen culture • Clear growth ...

If you love fresh, seasonal food and have the energy to inspire others, this opportunity is for you. Chef Operator Benefits and Compensation: * Competitive base salary with performance-based ...

Executive Chef

Sun Valley, ID · On-site

$90K - $100K/yr

... seasonal specials, and continuous improvement in kitchen performance. Job requirements Kitchen Leadership & Team Management * Lead, mentor, and develop the culinary team including sous chefs, line ...

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How much do seasonal performance chef jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 3, 2026, the average hourly pay for seasonal performance chef in the United States is $24.63, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.83 and $31.01 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Seasonal Performance Chef vs Event Chef?

AspectSeasonal Performance ChefEvent Chef
CredentialsCulinary certification, experience in seasonal menusCulinary certification, experience in event catering
Work EnvironmentSeasonal outdoor or indoor settings, temporary projectsEvent venues, catering events, banquets
Employer & IndustryResorts, seasonal resorts, outdoor venuesEvent planning companies, catering services
Search & ComparisonOften compared for seasonal vs event-specific rolesCommonly contrasted with seasonal roles in catering

The Seasonal Performance Chef specializes in creating seasonal menus for temporary or seasonal settings, often outdoors or in resorts. The Event Chef focuses on preparing food for specific events like weddings or corporate functions. While both roles require culinary skills and certifications, the Seasonal Performance Chef emphasizes seasonal menu planning, whereas the Event Chef concentrates on event-specific catering. Understanding these differences helps employers and job seekers find the right fit for their culinary expertise.

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Chef - Catamount Ranch Club

Destination Hospitality LLC

Steamboat Springs, CO • On-site

$70K - $105.19K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO

Posted 19 days ago


Job description

JOB DESCRIPTION – CHEF DE CUISINE

ABOUT DESTINATION HOSPITALITY

Destination Hospitality exists to create best-in-class hospitality experiences in destination resort markets. We believe hospitality is more than service—it is an art form rooted in genuine human connection, obsessive attention to detail, and a deep sense of place.

By thoughtfully curating food, drink, design, and service, we strive to ensure every guest leaves feeling welcomed, fulfilled, and genuinely better than before they arrived. Our culture is built on excellence in craft, unwavering hospitality, authenticity and integrity, community, empowerment and growth, and a shared sense of humor.

Every role at Destination Hospitality plays a critical part in shaping unforgettable moments. We don’t just hire employees—we cultivate memory-makers, connection creators, and hospitality professionals who are passionate about elevating the guest experience and growing together as a team.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Chef de Cuisine (CDC) is the culinary leader of the kitchen—responsible for menu execution, team development, and day‑to‑day culinary operations. This role exists to ensure that every plate reflects Destination Hospitality’s standards for flavor, technique, presentation, and timing while cultivating a kitchen culture grounded in professionalism, accountability, and genuine hospitality.

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES

Culinary Leadership & Menu Execution

  • Own daily culinary execution; taste, test, and calibrate seasoning, texture, and temperatures throughout service.
  • Translate seasonal direction and brand standards into well‑tested recipes, plating guides, and menu tech sheets.
  • Lead expo and coordinate the pass to maintain pacing, quality control, and communication with FOH.

People, Training & Culture

  • Recruit, train, schedule, coach, and performance‑manage the BOH team; praise publicly and correct privately.
  • Model calm, urgency, and professionalism—creating a positive, safe, and inclusive kitchen environment.
  • Conduct daily lineup and ongoing cross‑training to deepen product knowledge and technique.

Safety, Sanitation & Maintenance

  • Enforce ServSafe, HACCP, and health‑department standards; ensure proper labeling, rotation (FIFO), and storage.
  • Maintain equipment, facilities, and smallwares; coordinate repairs and preventative maintenance.

Financial Stewardship

  • Own COGS and labor performance; build accurate recipes, conduct inventories, and manage ordering/receiving.
  • Use sales mix and forecasting to set pars, reduce waste, and drive margin without compromising quality.

JOB‑SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

Qualifications & Skills

  • Progressive culinary leadership experience in an upscale/high‑volume kitchen.
  • Expert knowledge of cooking techniques, butchery, sauces, and modern plating.
  • Proficiency with inventory, costing, scheduling, and kitchen technology tools.
  • Current ServSafe Manager (or ability to obtain).

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

Compensation

  • Salary: $70,000 – $90,000 DOE
  • Seasonal performance bonus potential up to a 15% of base salary, with an additional end of year performance kicker potential of an additional 50% of bonus earnings.

Management Benefits

  • Health insurance eligibility for full‑time management: pre‑tax employer contribution up to $125 per pay period; medical, dental, vision, and accident plans available
  • Paid time off: up to 80 hours PTO accrued per 2,080 hours worked during the first year, up to 120 hours of PTO accrued the second year, and increasing to up to 160 hours per year after 5 years of service; paid sick leave per Colorado law
  • Tuition reimbursement up to $1,000 for pre‑approved, industry‑related coursework

WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS

The Chef de Cuisine turns ingredients, technique, and teamwork into memorable guest experiences. Your leadership sets the tone for consistency, creativity, and care—defining the standard guests remember long after the meal.