Tula Code
General Assistant – Chocolate Production and Operations

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Tulā Code is a growing artisan chocolate and wellness brand based in Highgate, a few minutes’ walk from the Northern Line station.
We are looking for a reliable, practical and hardworking General Assistant to support us during a busy period and with several large orders.
The role will initially be part-time, with the potential to become full-time following an initial review period, depending on performance, mutual fit and ongoing business needs.
Responsibilities
The role involves providing all-round, hands-on support across our kitchen, production and wider day-to-day business operations, including:
- Washing utensils, equipment and chocolate-making tools
- Cleaning and polishing chocolate moulds
- Keeping the kitchen, production area and workspace clean, organised and hygienic
- Preparing and weighing ingredients
- Assisting with chocolate production, packing and labelling
- Supporting stock checks, inventory records and food-safety documentation
- Helping prepare customer and wholesale orders
- Supporting wider day-to-day business operations as required
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About You
You should be:
- Reliable, punctual and able to follow instructions carefully
- Comfortable undertaking practical, repetitive and physically active work
- Highly attentive to cleanliness, hygiene and detail
- Organised and willing to help wherever needed
- Able to work independently as well as part of a small team
- Comfortable working in a fast-moving small-business environment


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Previous experience in a professional kitchen, food production, hospitality, packing or manufacturing would be helpful, but is not essential if you have the right attitude and willingness to learn.
Application
Please apply with your CV and a short message explaining:
- Your current availability
- How many days or hours you are looking for
- Your relevant experience
- Whether you would be interested in the role becoming full-time in the future
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