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Hospitality

Kitchen Success Manager

Salted

HimalayasRemote
Location
United States, United States
Type
Remote
Salary
Salary not specified
Posted
12 Oct 2026
Join the largest delivery-first restaurant group in the United States!
Join the largest delivery-first restaurant group in the United States! Salted is hiring a Kitchen Success Manager to be the operational heartbeat of the company. This person will bring structure to fast-moving priorities, enable collaboration across teams, and ensure the organization executes with clarity. We’re looking for someone who excels in unstructured environments and has a history of strong performance in the QSR, restaurant or retail space, with a particular focus on working between corporate initiatives and field teams. What You’ll Do Own cross-functional initiatives by leading coordination and accountability across operations, supply chain, culinary, and CX. Roll out operational improvements that make our kitchens more reliable, efficient, and well-supported. Be the eyes, ears, and voice that ensures top performance across our national kitchen footprint. Drive adoption for new processes and tools through documentation, clear communication, and consistent follow-up. Contribute to the overall strategic roadmap and cultural growth of the company. What You Bring Extremely organized and detail-oriented Strong analytical thinking Excellent written communication skills High ownership and follow-through Comfortable working in fast-paced environments with shifting priorities Salary Range: $120k – $160k/year Benefits: Medical, Dental, & Vision Plans 401k with up to a 4% employer match after one year Unlimited PTO Remote Work Paid Family Leave To Apply: If you feel you would be a good fit for this role, please send an email to , include a one-page pdf resume, and a very short note on why you think it’s a good fit. ( We put this in here because people spend time writing long cover letters - we’re not going to read it, to be blunt! We just want to know who you are and from there we’re going to check out your resume .) Originally posted on Himalayas