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Summary

Newlab is seeking a Hospitality Coordinator to manage cafe operations, catering, and provide event support. The Hospitality Coordinator’s primary responsibility will be day-to-day operations of Infinity Sisters, our in-house cafe, at our flagship location in Brooklyn. This position is ideal for someone with cafe management or hospitality management experience. Generally this position is in-person M-F 8:30a-4:30p. We do have some events outside of those times but they are scheduled in advance. 

Responsibilities​

  • Greeting, engaging, and assisting customers
  • Point-of-sale system management
  • Merchandising, including product selection, sourcing, pricing and displaying
  • Developing and managing vendor relations
  • Managing inventory: ordering, receiving, labeling and stocking inventory
  • Management of the Newlab pop-up food and beverage program, including vendor relations
  • Overseeing quality control and upholding of brand standards
  • Sourcing for catering for in-house events
  • Promotion and sales, including assisting with developing marketing material to drive revenue
  • Assisting with other special projects as needed

Skills 

  • At least 1-2 year of experience in the restaurant, retail, or hotel industry, cafe management or hospitality experience is preferred
  • Committed to providing high-quality service
  • Comfortable working in a fast-paced and evolving work environment where demands and priorities can change quickly
  • Values keeping things organized and maintaining high-standards of service
  • Takes initiative to acquire new skills in order to improve performance
  • Is excited to learn about developments in technology, science and culture
  • Is able to demonstrate experience with MS Excel and Google Drive Applications
  • Experience with Toast or other POS system is preferred
  • Profit/loss and product performance reporting experience is a plus 

Requirements: 

  • Ability to lift/carry 50 lbs
  • Ability to stand for prolonged periods of time 
  • Ability to work events outside of normal business hours (nights and weekends on occasion with advanced notice)
  • Have valid  NYC DOH food handler’s certification 

Compensation:

  • $62,400 per year
  • 15 PTO days per year
  • Paid sick leave 
  • Paid holidays 
  • Full medical, dental and vision benefits 
  • 401k
  • Bonus and equity

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