Assistant Manager

Arby's

Lincolnton, NC, 28092

Other

23 July 2026

Assistant Manager Description

In a world full of quick service options, Arby's is seeking to be different and better. We want to be different for our customers and different for our employees. When you work at Arby's, it will be more than a job it will be a place that prioritizes your growth and development while having fun. We are proud of the food we serve, our innovation and our team. Our goal is to be the best in the business, and we can't do that without great people like you!

Responsibilities

Our Assistant Managers are key to operating our restaurants on a day to day basis. While working opposite of the GM, you will help support, ensuring that every shift operates smoothly. You will also assist with operational controls, to help reach sale and profit goals while helping team members through performance and training initiatives.

You know the business and have at least six months of experience as a manager within restaurant or retail.
You inspire smiles, are familiar with and have impressive examples of providing exceptional customer service and will uphold Company Core Values.
You're humble and ready to learn about what makes Arby's different. You're not afraid to jump in and help your team and lead them to the next level. Their success is your success.

Benefits

Competitive salary up to $48,000 annually (based on experience)
Quarterly performance bonuses up to $4,800 per year (performance based)
401 K available
Medical, dental, and vision benefits
Life and disability insurance
Paid time off
Free meals
Employee Assistance Program
Advancement opportunities

FAQ's:

Q) Does Arby’s hire for roast beef preparation roles?

A) Yes, kitchen roles focus on slicing and preparation.

Q) Are sandwich assembly stations used?

A) Yes, staff assemble made-to-order sandwiches.

Q) Are drive-thru positions a primary role?

A) Yes, drive-thru service is central.

Q) Are lunch and dinner shifts peak periods?

A) Yes, both are high-volume.

Q) Is food presentation emphasized?

A) Yes, consistency and presentation matter.