Syracuse University Food Services, along with Parking and Transportation Services and stadium events staff, is hosting a job fair on Tuesday, July 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Sadler Hall Dining Center (1000 Irving Ave.), located just below the JMA Wireless Dome. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about Syracuse University’s dynamic, diverse workforce.
Food Services is looking to fill openings for managers and supervisors, as well as dishwashers, food preparers, cooks, cashiers and chefs. All three University departments are ready to hire and onboard new employees quickly as they prepare for the upcoming 2023-24 academic year. Full-time, benefits-eligible positions are available, as well as part-time positions—perfect for those who may need more flexibility in their schedule.
A career at Syracuse University allows for additional training, professional development and career growth. Benefits-eligible positions provide paid vacation, holidays, health and dental insurance, retirement planning programs and educational benefits for you and your family. Additional benefit information is available on the Human Resources website.
All interested applicants are invited to attend. Parking is free. Managers will be conducting interviews for candidates with a completed job application, so candidates are strongly encouraged to apply in advance. Visit the job fair webpage to apply and learn more about all available positions.
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