Production Bakery Assistant

About Us

Baker's London is a premium frozen cookie dough brand, handcrafted in London. We're a small, fast-growing food business built on genuine pastry craft and high standards — every batch is made with care, using quality ingredients and proper technique, not shortcuts.

The Role

We're looking for a hands-on Production Bakery Assistant to join our small production team. You'll be involved in every stage of getting our cookie dough from mixing bowl to freezer, helping us maintain the consistency and quality our customers expect as we scale.

What You'll Do

  • Assist with mixing, portioning, and forming dough using our production equipment (including stand mixers and a dough forming line)
  • Follow recipes and batch specifications precisely to maintain product consistency across SKUs
  • Support packing, labelling, and freezing of finished product
  • Maintain a clean, organised, food-safe production space — following our cleaning schedules and SOPs
  • Help with stock rotation, traceability logging, and basic inventory checks
  • Support ad hoc tasks around new product trials and recipe testing
  • Work safely and hygienically at all times, following allergen control and food safety procedures

What We're Looking For

  • Previous experience in a bakery, kitchen, or food production environment preferred
  • Comfortable on your feet, working with your hands, and keeping pace during production runs
  • Strong attention to detail — consistency matters in every batch
  • Reliable, punctual, and a good team player in a small, close-knit setup
  • Basic understanding of food hygiene practices (Level 2 Food Hygiene certificate a plus, or willingness to obtain one)
  • Right to work in the UK

What We Offer

  • Competitive hourly rate (details on request)
  • Hands-on experience with a growing premium food brand
  • The chance to make a real impact in a small company where your work is directly visible in the final product
  • A supportive, craft-focused working environment
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