Traveling Private Chef - Miami, FL

The Wellington Agency•Miami, FL

7d•Onsite

About The Position

A private family in Miami is seeking an experienced, polished, and highly discreet Full-Time Private Chef to prepare healthy, elevated, family-style meals for a couple and their growing family. The family has four adult daughters, two of whom live nearby with their families, and they enjoy frequent family dinners with their children and grandchildren. The ideal candidate will have strong private household experience, excellent culinary skills, a passion for fresh and healthy cooking, and the flexibility to travel with the family.

Requirements

Minimum 10 years of experience in a similar Private Chef role, with a strong private family background and verifiable references.
Skilled across multiple cuisines and comfortable cooking for multigenerational families.
Creative and passionate about desserts, breads, and elevated everyday meals.
Knowledgeable about food allergies, cross-contamination, and food safety.
Organized, self-sufficient, polished, and comfortable working alongside household staff.
Flexible and willing to travel domestically and internationally.
Warm and personable while maintaining professional boundaries.
Exceptionally discreet and trustworthy, with a strong understanding of confidentiality and protecting the family’s privacy, home, schedule, travel, guests, and personal information.
Strict discretion is required both in person and on social media; sharing photographs or information about the family or household is not permitted.
Two household members, including one principal, have a garlic allergy to both raw and cooked garlic. Garlic may be used for other family members only with strict communication and cross-contamination precautions.
One daughter is pregnant and cannot have raw fish or meat.
Family does not eat oysters, duck, or rabbit.

Responsibilities

Prepare daily lunch and dinner for the principals, family, household staff, and occasional guests.
Prepare a light lunch, typically salad and protein, for the husband. The wife generally does not eat lunch but often joins him.
Prepare dinner for approximately 2–6 people, with larger family dinners 2–3 times per week when daughters and grandchildren visit.
Create balanced meals featuring salad or grilled vegetables, 1–2 proteins, and a starch such as rice or pasta.
Prepare homemade breads, crackers, and desserts.
Incorporate a variety of cuisines, particularly Lebanese, French, Italian, and Spanish.
Maintain a focus on healthy, clean, fresh, and organic ingredients.
Utilize the fully equipped kitchen and BBQ grill.
Support occasional entertaining, holidays, and intimate gatherings.
Coordinate with the family’s assistant, who can assist with grocery shopping.
Maintain an exceptionally clean, organized, and professional kitchen.
Support smaller gatherings and holiday meals, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve.