Job Description

Join a team that works together to create great experiences—where every interaction is a chance to make a guest’s day!

We’re looking for friendly, driven people who enjoy being part of a supportive team environment grounded in our SPARK values: Support, Positivity, Appreciation, Resilience, and Kindness.

Pay

Full-time: Up to $16.25/hour + tips
Part-time: Up to $15.25/hour + tips

What You'll Love

A positive, team-first work environment
Opportunities to advance and grow your career
Flexible scheduling to fit your lifestyle
Competitive pay, tips, and referral bonuses

In This Role, You Will

Provide a positive and memorable experience for each customer
Take orders and prepare items with care and accuracy
Maintain a clean and organized workspace
Support your team in keeping the store running efficiently

Qualifications

Strong sense of responsibility and reliability
Ability to stay organized and efficient under pressure
Collaborative and positive mindset
Dedication to customer satisfaction

Benefits

Medical & Dental insurance
Paid time off, employee discounts, free meals during your shift
Tuition assistance through SNHU Online Programs
Career advancement opportunities
Up to $2,000 Graduation bonus for high school students

About Us

The Salema Group is a local family business that owns and operates 28 Dunkin’ locations on the seacoast of New Hampshire and Maine and has been in the Dunkin’ business since 1979. At our stores, team members are the fuel that helps our communities run!

Please note that this role is to work for a franchisee of Dunkin', not Dunkin' Brands, Inc., or any of their affiliates. If hired, the franchisee will be your only employer. Franchisees are independent business owners who are solely responsible for their employees and set their own wage and benefit programs that can vary among franchisees.

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