Look who's hiring

This month, hospo venues are hunting for staff to help them through the winter, and a handful of creative industry roles are up for grabs.

Words: Helen Karakulak and Claudia Dichiera
Graphic: Jayde Vandborg

Alt Wine bar

If you know your way around a good pour, this one’s for you. Hyde Park venue Alt Wine Bar is looking for someone with a current responsible service of alcohol (RSA) certificate and full knowledge of lyrics to at least one verse of Janet Jackson’s ‘All For You’ – CityMag thinks busting out the choreography will surely set you apart.

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If you’re a South Australian business that’s hiring, let us know.

If that sounds like you, DM them on Instagram or email adam@altwinebar.com to apply.

This picture: Claudia Dichiera

City of Prospect

The City of Prospect is looking for a music and events officer to join their team in a permanent part-time role. You’d be part of an events team that activate the council area by organising events and programs and booking acts, bands, dance groups and more.

They’re after a team player with tertiary qualifications or work experience in the music and events space, and customer service skills.

Find out more about the role and apply via Seek by 9am Monday, July 15.

King William Hotel

The King William Hotel is looking for a functions and events manager to manage bookings and ensure they’re executed flawlessly. They’re looking for someone with at least two years experience in a similar role, who can shape the events department and grow the number of functions held.

Formerly the Ambassadors, the freshly renovated spaces in the King William Hotel include a beer garden, bar and laneway on the ground level, a private glasshouse with 180-degree views of King William Street, hotel rooms on all three levels and a basement bar, Velvet Underground.

Find out more about the role here and apply by emailing darren@entertainmentsa.com.au

The King William Hotel has four separate levels for different dining destinations. This picture: Matisse Chambers

La Louisiane

La Louisiane is searching for a full-time Maître d’ – aka ‘Master of the House’. They’re looking for someone who loves champagne, snails, live jazz and providing exceptional service.

The Maître d’ should be versatile and multi-skilled, able to host, section wait and serve a quality drink behind the bar. You’ll need an RSA and prior experience in section waiting and cocktail bartending.

Find out more about the role and apply here.

This picture: supplied

Our Boy Roy

Our Boy Roy is searching for a casual chef to work Thursday to Sunday, 30 hours a week. No night shifts are necessary at this all-in-one café, providore and sando shop.

You must have breakfast or brunch experience, and love a juicy sando. Other requirements include handling a high volume of orders while maintaining a safe and clean workspace, and you’ll have a chance to influence the weekly specials and menus alongside their head chef.

They’re after someone who can start right away, so DM them on Instagram or email manager.ourboyroy@gmail.com to apply.

This picture: Johnny von Einem

Rising Sun Pictures

Three, two, one, action!

It’s not often that Adelaide gets to compete with the likes of Hollywood in the film sector. It’s even less often that Adelaide locals can live in SA but still work in the film industry. So when Rising Sun Pictures are hiring, it’s best to take it when you can.

Rising Sun Pictures, an Adelaide-based film studio with clients ranging from Disney, Marvel, Warner Bros. and Netflix, are on the hunt for a production assistant. This person needs a vested interest in the world of visual effects and an enthusiastic attitude.

This is an entry-level contract position, and you can apply through LinkedIn.

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Royal Adelaide Show

How we are already in July bursts CityMag’s mind, and how we are already talking about the Royal Adelaide Show, bursts our minds even more.

But here we are, and guess what? They’re hiring.

The Royal Adelaide Show are looking for a range of different positions to assist with the flow of the festival. These positions are pinnacle people, showbag people, SRS security and various roles through Australian Green Clean.

There are different details and application contacts for each position, but they can be found on the Royal Adelaide Show website.

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The Thai Guy

Soi 38’s Magill Road spin-off, The Thai Guy, is looking for an enthusiastic chef or cook to help out in the restaurant as well as in the truck during the festival period.

This authentic restaurant was designed to take patrons back to Thailand with street food favourites like sizzling plates and skewers. Owner and chef, Terry Intarakhamhaeng, wants to incorporate “smoky, tasty [and] finger-licking” flavours.

They’re looking for people with a food safety certificate, and someone available for 20 hours per week. To apply, email eat@thethaiguy.com.au.

This picture: Claudia Dichiera

Tutti Arts

Tutti Arts say that people are “infinitely diverse”, so “arts should be too”. Their program fosters the talents of learning-disabled and neurodivergent creatives across multiple art forms.

They’re currently on the hunt for two positions: a part-time marketing and communications assistant, ideally with some experience in the area, and a part-time dance coordinator to lead the dance program.

To apply and find out more details, head to Seek.

UniBar

UniBar is hiring, and they confess it involves “very few late nights”. They’re looking for people to help out for semester two, and promise the chance to catch live music, a diverse range of gigs and activities, and also make some friends along the way.

They’re recruiting bartenders, duty managers, baristas and floor staff and will begin work on July 22.

To apply, email your resume to hello@unibaradl.com.au and head to Instagram to find out more information.