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This week’s catering job market is buzzing with opportunities. There’s a strong demand for catering managers and specialists, especially in California, but roles are popping up across various states. Also, if remote work is your thing, there are verified opportunities available. Now’s a great time to look around!
This Week’s Jobs
Catering Manager Company: TGG Rancho Foothill LLC | Location: Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Looking for a dynamic and organized Catering Manager to lead a Mediterranean Grill’s catering operations. Sales-driven individuals will thrive here. Apply Here
Catering Cook Company: Cynthia Brooks Distinctive Catering | Location: Pasadena, CA
Join a renowned catering company where high-volume experience is key. Perfect for those who love the hustle of a busy kitchen. Apply Here
Catering Specialist Company: Eataly North America | Location: Los Angeles, CA
This role involves coordinating daily catering orders at a well-known Italian marketplace. Apply Here
Catering Manager Company: Fooda | Location: San Diego County, CA
A key role for managing client relationships and catering operations. Great opportunity for those skilled in client interaction. Apply Here
Catering Team Company: Perkins Management Services Company | Location: Charlotte, NC
Perfect for experienced team members passionate about catering and beverage service. Apply Here
Restaurant Catering Associate Company: City Barbeque, LLC | Location: Johnson City, TN
For those who love interacting with people, this role ranges from delivery to full-service catering. Apply Here
Catering Associate Company: Fazoli’s | Location: Newnan, GA
Focused on business expansion through personal relationship building. A good fit for sales-oriented individuals. Apply Here
Catering Server Company: Bites And Bashes Inc | Location: Los Angeles, CA
Ideal for those who enjoy setting up food stations and assisting chefs. Apply Here
Catering Manager Company: Fooda | Location: Denver, CO
Crucial for client success, this role involves managing the catering process from start to finish. Apply Here
Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)
Remote opportunities are still strong, especially in sales and management roles. If you’re looking to work from anywhere, check these out:
Catering Sales Manager Company: PepperJax Grill | Location: Omaha, NE
Focused on brand experience and catering expansion, great for those with a digital flair. Apply Here
Catering Salesperson Company: Danizetta Foods LLC | Location: Vienna, VA
Responsible for customer interaction and sales strategy. Apply Here
Account Manager - Remote (L.A) - Mandarin/Cantonese Company: Targeted Talent | Location: Los Angeles, CA
This role is ideal for those new to the industry but eager to dive into account management. Apply Here
Business Analyst- Chicago, IL Company: AHU Technologies Inc | Location: Washington, DC
Drive requirements for catering system replacements. Apply Here
In-home Therapy Team Lead - SALARY!! Company: RENAISSANCE WELLNESS SERVICES LLC | Location: Chatham County, NC
Lead transformative strategies in therapy services. Apply Here
Account Executive - Remote California (Mandarin/Cantonese Speaking) Company: Targeted Talent | Location: Los Angeles, CA
Perfect for those looking to break into the industry. Apply Here
Junior Salesperson - Remote (California) - Mandarin/Cantonese Speaking Company: Targeted Talent | Location: Los Angeles, CA
A stepping stone for entry into sales, perfect for Mandarin/Cantonese speakers. Apply Here
Litigation Attorney Company: ALAW | Location: Carlsbad, CA
Cater to the diverse needs of clients in a multi-state setting. Apply Here
ISO Manager Company: Tevora | Location: Irvine, CA
Enjoy catered lunches and work in a dynamic environment. Apply Here
Field Case Manager RN No Weekends or Holidays Company: EagleOne - Case Management Solutions | Location: Las Vegas, NV
Cater to unique client needs with flexible hours. Apply Here
I get the highest callbacks when I treat ‘apply promptly’ as within 2 hours and attach a one-page win sheet (BEO volume, CRM: Tripleseat/Toast) tailored to the posting. CA listings still disappear fast, but remote roles out of the Midwest linger longer, so they’re a good fallback if you miss the PST rush.
But i’ve had good luck adding a 45‑second Loom (https://loom.com) demoing my lead→BEO→invoice flow; it snagged interviews even when I was a few hours behind the herd. I buy the speed angle, but a tight 24‑hour follow-up with one concrete metric has closed gaps — @samantha_r34, have short video intros moved the needle for you?
Quick example: I’ve gotten faster replies on CA catering manager posts when I submit before 9:30am PST and add a two‑sentence note up top with last quarter’s food cost (28%) and close rate. I treat ‘apply promptly’ as within the hour, but I send during the listing’s local business hours so it lands near the top of their inbox. For remote, I swap in a brief P&L snapshot instead of a full resume to show margin control, and it’s bumped me to screens consistently.
I’ve had better traction on remote catering sales by targeting hospitality SaaS that sell into catering (Tripleseat, Tock, Toast) and leading with a one-pager showing banquet P&L and upsell rate; Available Careers for Passionate Individuals - Tripleseat has a few right now. Small caveat: if you don’t have SaaS on your resume, translate it: ‘managed 200+ account pipeline, 18% upsell, 6% churn’ so recruiters map it to SDR/AM expectations — same muscle, different gym.
Quick win: for CA catering manager posts, I reply within an hour and add a 45‑sec Loom (https://www.loom.com) showing how I cut labor variance 3% via BEO batching; it’s beaten a resume for callbacks. Since these “verified opportunities” move fast, I confirm whether “remote” means PST hours or any travel before investing in a longer screen. If video’s not your thing, a single screenshot of your forecast‑to‑actual sheet works just as well.
But for remote catering sales roles, I’ve gotten more callbacks by making the subject line super specific — “Austin market | available Jan 2” — and opening with one metric (“rebook rate 42%”) plus my CRM stack in the first two lines. Small caveat: some ATS mangle links, so I put availability in plain text and attach a single-page PDF instead of a bunch of URLs. It’s like labeling pans on expo — everything gets to the right station faster.
Tried a different angle this week: for remote catering sales, I send a one-page “territory kickstart” with 20 named accounts and a sample cadence, then paste a 3-line case study in the email to dodge attachment filters. Minor caveat: some ATS strip formatting, so I add a plain-text P.S. with two metrics and offer a 60-sec audio intro instead of video — like seasoning, just enough to taste. Appreciate @RinaP’s note on speed; my replies perform better when they land before lunch in the company’s time zone.