About the employer
Glacier Park by Pursuit operates in West Glacier, Montana, on Going-To-The-Sun Road, less than 50 miles from Kalispell. Positions include fast food cook, barista, retail associate, food and beverage attendant, pizza shop worker and front desk associate, and a second job is likely to be available. Housing is owned or arranged by the employer and guaranteed to everyone hired, and staying in it is required.
Fast Food Cook
General information
Job duties
- Produce high-quality hot and cold foods based on recipes developed by the Chef and Executive Chef
- Organize prep station and cold line to ensure smooth and efficient flow
- Assist as needed with production of items for banquets, weddings, and other special events
- Maintain cleanliness of workstation, prep areas, and food storage in keeping with state and federal regulations for food safety
- Maintain effective communication with service staff, front of house management, and culinary management team
- Assist other team members where necessary
- Be a utility player who can complete a variety of job duties
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Work Where Others Vacation – Glacier National Park, Montana
Imagine finishing your shift and driving the legendary Going-To-The-Sun Road, hiking to a turquoise alpine lake, or watching the sun set behind snow-capped peaks. As a Fast Food Cook with Glacier Park by Pursuit in West Glacier, Montana, that’s not a dream vacation – that’s your summer.
Pursuit is one of the most respected hospitality companies in North America’s national parks, welcoming travellers from all over the world to Glacier National Park. Join their kitchen team and become part of a fast-paced, friendly crew that keeps hungry hikers fuelled all season long.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Preparing burgers, sandwiches, fries, breakfast items and other quick-service favourites
- Working the grill, fryer and prep stations during busy meal rushes
- Portioning, stocking and rotating ingredients to keep the line running smoothly
- Following food safety, sanitation and HACCP standards at all times
- Keeping your station, equipment and the kitchen clean and organised
- Communicating with cashiers and teammates to get orders out fast and accurately
What You Get
- Competitive $17/hour wage with a full-season schedule
- Employee housing available in or near the park (deductions apply)
- Staff meals and discounts on Pursuit attractions, tours, retail and dining
- Free or discounted access to the Red Bus Tours and other iconic park experiences
- Real US hospitality experience for your CV and a strong English-speaking environment
- Employee events, staff hikes and a vibrant international team
What We’re Looking For
- University students aged 18–25 on the Work & Travel USA program
- Conversational English and a positive, team-first attitude
- Willingness to work in a hot, fast-paced kitchen, including weekends and holidays
- Ability to stand for long shifts and lift up to 15–20 kg
- Previous kitchen experience is a bonus – but full training is provided
- Flexibility, reliability and a sense of adventure
Spots in Glacier National Park fill fast every season. If you want a summer of mountains, memories and a solid pay-cheque, apply for the Fast Food Cook position in West Glacier, Montana today!
Why choose Glacier Park by Pursuit West Glacier
Why West Glacier?
West Glacier is the western gateway to Glacier National Park – over one million acres of jagged mountains, glacier-fed lakes, wildflower meadows and 700+ miles of hiking trails. On your days off you can raft the Middle Fork of the Flathead River, kayak on Lake McDonald, spot mountain goats and grizzlies from a safe distance, or road-trip to Yellowstone, Banff and Seattle at the end of the season. The community is small, international and incredibly social – expect campfires, group hikes and friendships with students from a dozen different countries.
About Montana
Montana is big-sky country - Yellowstone, Glacier National Park and endless mountains. Most students work in park lodges, resorts and gateway towns, surrounded by some of America's most dramatic nature.
