Assistant General Manager

Benefits

• Bonus based on performance
• Dental insurance
• Employee discounts
• Flexible schedule
• Opportunity for advancement
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid holidays off (Christmas, Thanksgiving, New years)

• Assistant Manager
• Pay: $42,000 – $48,000 per year + bonus opportunities
• Location:
  
  Andy’s Frozen Custard – Round Rock

At Andy's Frozen Custard, we don’t just serve dessert—we deliver an experience. We’re known for fast service, high standards, and a team that takes pride in what they do.

• No grills or fryers — clean, fast-paced environment
• High‑energy, team‑focused culture
• Clear path for growth and advancement
• A product you’ll actually be proud to serve

As an Assistant Manager, you are a key leader in the store. You’ll help run daily operations, develop your team, and ensure every guest leaves with a great experience.

This is not an “easy” role — it’s for someone who enjoys being challenged, leading from the front, and holding high standards.

• Lead shifts and run the store in the Store Manager’s absence
• Coach and develop team members and shift leaders
• Enforce company standards, policies, and accountability
• Deliver fast, accurate service while maintaining quality
• Handle cash and ensure operational accuracy
• Set the tone for energy, urgency, and guest experience

Full-time (42–45 hours/week).

Must be available nights and weekends.

Typical shifts:

• Opening: 9:00 AM – 5/6 PM
• Closing: 3/4 PM – ~1 hour after close

Store hours:

• Sun–Thurs: 11 AM – 11 PM
• Fri–Sat: 11 AM – 11:30 PM

Extended summer hours apply.

• 1–2+ years of leadership experience in food service or high‑volume retail
• Strong work ethic and ability to perform in a fast‑paced environment
• Reliable transportation and consistent attendance
• Ability to lead a team and stay composed under pressure
• Comfortable holding others accountable to standards
• Valid Food Handler/Manager Certification (or willingness to obtain quickly)

This role requires:

• Being on your feet for long periods
• Working late nights and weekends
• Leading a team in a high‑expectation environment

If you’re looking for a laid‑back job, this likely isn’t the right fit.