Sandwich Artist™

Overview: Subway’s Finnish operations continue to expand, and our franchise partners are seeking motivated workers to join the Subway team. Subway Sandwich Artist is the face of the restaurant, making delicious subs, salads, and wraps and serving customers with excellent service. Job Introduction: Previous experience in the restaurant sector is advantageous but not required; you’ll receive comprehensive training based on the University of Subway training program. It’s important to be a team player with a winning attitude. If you see a career in the restaurant industry, this could be your opportunity. Main Responsibilities: Prepare subs, salads, and wraps for customers; prepare ingredients; operate the cash register; receive and unload deliveries; maintain cleanliness and general tidiness. As a Sandwich Artist, contribute to customers’ dining moments with friendly and efficient service, uphold Subway values, and ensure hygiene standards are followed. The role is challenging yet rewarding, with franchise owners offering career growth into restaurant management and other responsibilities. In addition to a competitive salary, flexible part-time work is available to support studies, leisure time, and work-life balance. The Ideal Candidate: Prior experience in restaurant retail and/or customer service is desirable but not essential. We will train you for the role. If you are currently working in retail or a restaurant, perhaps you are studying or have just graduated and want to start your Subway career. This could be the perfect opportunity for you. About The Company: Subway operates with over 40,000 restaurants worldwide. Our Finnish operations continue to expand, and franchisees are seeking motivated individuals to join the Subway team. Please note that each restaurant is owned by a franchisee. All applications are submitted to the restaurant owner.

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