Gain management skills in F&B at this boutique DC hotel!

Refined boutique Washington DC hotel seeks talented and passionate Assistant Food and Beverage Manager to learn and grow. Discover an amazing city from food and music festivals, touring the White house or Congress or checking out all the FREE museums in the city! This city is endless to discover!

Salary based on an average of 50 hour per week is $60,000 based on experience could be more at time of hire.

You will need to bring your own business attire.

Complimentary meal provided per shift worked.

The hotel will provide up to 14 days of housing for room and tax. All other fees are your own expense. No pick up at airport, take an uber or taxi.

$60,000

Eligibility criteria for our Career USA programs: - you are enrolled in a post secondary ministerially recognized academic institution in the hospitality industry OR - you have a hospitality degree and at least 1 year of recent relevant work experience in the (ultra) luxury hotel industry (outside of the USA) OR - you have 5 years recent relevant work experience in the (ultra) luxury hotel industry (outside the USA) - you have shown consistent career growth over the last years - you have shown serious commitment to your most recent employers

The D.C. area is home to a tremendous number of cultural activities to do, especially with regards to history, both nationally and worldwide! World famous for its historical monuments and cultural landmarks, there are very few cities in The United States that compare in terms of the number of iconic places to see! Just a handful of some of these places include The Washington Monument, The Lincoln Memorial, The White House, The Library of Congress, The Capitol Building, The Jefferson Memorial, The Smithsonian, and The National Gallery of Art.

Transportation: Depending on the location of your housing, a car may not be necessary while living in D.C. The D.C. metro access across the D.C. area is quite convenient making travel around the city fairly easy. It is recommended that you get metro passes as soon as you can once in D.C.

The metro is very reliable, which allows the option to live outside the city where the cost of living will be a bit less expensive. Visit WMATA and goDCgo to explore all of the sustainable transportation options!

Housing: Washington DC Metro area, and the surrounding areas like Alexandria and Arlington, is expensive. A 1-bedroom apartment can start around $1,800+ per month, unfurnished.

HRC places over 30 J1's in D.C. every year so there are plenty of other J1's to help you get settled in the area!

We recommend that you consider rooming with another J-1 or local share the cost of the living. The metro is very reliable, which allows the option to live outside the city where the cost of living will be a bit less expensive. Please note, without established credit your first and last month’s rent may be required as a deposit. HRC recommends you arrive with at least $2,500 as startup capital and to help secure housing. See here for housing options: i5 Union Market, Apartments, Zillow, Trulia, Hotpads, Forrent.

Climate: See here for climate info.

Local attractions: Lincoln memorial, The White House, The Washington Monument, The Jefferson Memorial, The Capital Building, The Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, The Smithsonian, The Library of Congress, The National Gallery of Art.