Sous Chef

Author & Edit Hospitality is proud to bring this celebrated concept to Nashville's vibrant 12 South neighborhood, where Au Cheval will continue its tradition of delivering unforgettable dining experiences in a warm, energetic atmosphere. This new location marks an exciting collaboration between renowned restaurateurs Brendan Sodikoff of Hogsalt and Sam Fox of Author & Edit Hospitality, introducing one of the country's most beloved dining concepts to Music City. Au Cheval is an acclaimed diner-style bar and restaurant celebrated for elevating classic American comfort food through exceptional ingredients, thoughtful preparation, and genuine hospitality. Known for its iconic cheeseburger, indulgent egg-focused dishes, Au Cheval has earned a loyal following for its distinctive take on traditional diner fare. Guests also enjoy strong, classic cocktails, a thoughtfully curated global wine list, and a robustselectionof draught beers. Why Author & Edit Benefits medical, dental, vision, and more Paid time off Retirement savings program (with company match) Exclusive hotel and dining discounts across our brand Employee Assistance Program – concentrating on mental health & wellness Join a company known for exceptional service and standout guest experiences Be part of a passionate team shaping the future of hospitality Grow your career with a dynamic, expanding brand Who We Are We author original hospitality experiences and continually edit them to create experiences worth remembering and sharing. Embedded in everything we do is the pursuit of creating something better. Andthat’sour standard now. At Author & Edit, we believe hospitalityisn’tsomething you follow –it'ssomething you write. Founded by Sam Fox, one of the most visionary minds in the industry, we exist to reimagine what hospitality can be, not replicatewhat’salreadybeen done.We’renot here tomaintainthe status quo.We’rehere to shapewhat’snext. Who You Are Must have 2+years high-volume restaurant management experience Knowledge of F&B preparation techniques, health departmentrulesand regulations An open, curious mind with a desire to deliver a tailored guest experience with a hospitality every time mindset Regularly communicates and collaborates with Culinary Partners and consultants for operational and menu changes Highly organized multitasker who thrives in a fast-paced environment Willingness to learn and accommodate changes in the industry Professional, yet comfortable with candid & open to and acting upon feedback – all with the guest and employee experience top of mind Highly responsive and collaborative, a team player who approaches work without ego Manage shifts which include daily decision making, scheduling, and planning Create memorable dining experiences by exceeding guest expectations Ensure product quality and restaurant cleanliness Perform calmly and effectively in a high-volume environment Manage on-the-fly requests with ease and poise Coach,leadand develop restaurant team Author & Edit is an Equal Opportunity & E- Verify Employer. 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