The Wendy's Company
Engineer – Restaurant Technology

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Position Overview
The Restaurant Technology Engineer provides engineering, configuration and operational support for restaurant technology platforms across UK & Europe.
Working as part of the international technology team, the role is responsible for configuring, maintaining and supporting Point of Sale (POS), self-service Kiosks, Kitchen Display Systems (KDS), Menus, Pricing and other restaurant technologies used across the business.
The role works closely with US-based technology teams, restaurant operations, external vendors and managed service partners to implement technology changes, resolve technical issues and support the successful delivery of restaurant technology initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
- Configure, maintain, and optimize restaurant technology platforms, including POS, KDS, kiosks, and related applications, ensuring reliable operation and accurate configuration across markets
- Build and deploy restaurant technology changes, including menus, pricing, promotions, and system configurations, conducting testing and validation activities to ensure successful production releases
- Support restaurant technology initiatives and business operations, including new restaurant openings, remodels, and time-sensitive marketing campaigns, while maintaining technical documentation and configuration records
- Provide advanced technical support and troubleshooting for restaurant technology platforms, resolving configuration, integration, and operational issues across supported systems
- Serve as a subject matter expert and escalation point for Help Desk teams, managing complex incidents, providing technical guidance, and escalating issues as appropriate
- Partner with internal teams and technology vendors to investigate and resolve technical issues, while supporting business-critical events, restaurant openings, and technology deployments
- Collaborate with technology vendors and managed service providers resolve technical issues, perform root cause analysis, and implement sustainable solutions across restaurant technology platforms
- Support the successful implementation of restaurant technology changes through testing, change management, and deployment activities across international markets
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- Experience supporting retail, hospitality or QSR technology
- Hands-on experience with POS, menu, pricing and promotional configurations
- Experience working with third party technology vendors and support partners
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Excellent communication skills and ability to explain complex technical solutions
- Ability to manage multiple priorities within a fast-paced operational environment
- Experience supporting Kitchen Display Systems (KDS) and self-service kiosks
- Experience supporting digital ordering and delivery aggregation
- Support in franchise restaurant environments
- Knowledge of ITIL process
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