Open Positions
Warehouse Associate
The Warehouse Associate plays a critical role in OFS’s supply-chain operations by facilitating the movement, storage, and organization of food and non-food products. Under the direction of the Warehouse Manager and in coordination with our Agency team, this position ensures that agency orders are accurately assembled, grant-funded shipments are processed, and general warehouse inventory remains orderly. The Warehouse Associate must be able to work independently following standard operating procedures, as well as collaboratively with teammates to meet daily distribution targets.
APPLY NOWDriver & Warehouse Associate
The Driver and Warehouse Associate is responsible for running daily distribution of product to OFS’ network of community food partners as well as making daily donation pickups, product deliveries to and from organizations and ensuring all products are stored appropriately. They will ensure that product is distributed safely and efficiently and will be responsible for the collection of data on outgoing product. Outside of distribution times, the Driver and Warehouse Associate will assist the Warehouse Manager in keeping a clean work environment and efficient operation.
APPLY NOWRegistered Dietitian
OFS is seeking a Registered Dietitian (RD) to join its Nutrition Team with a focus on addressing nutrition issues impacted individuals and families living on very limited resources or experiencing food insecurity, with a special emphasis on the nutrition needs of our Nourishing Healthy Starts participants. Nourishing Healthy Starts is a signature program of Operation Food Search that connects pregnant women experiencing food insecurity with essential resources, including nutrient-dense food, nutrition and cooking education, and maternal health advocacy, to improve health outcomes.
APPLY NOWChild Nutrition Coordinator - After School Summer Meals
The Child Nutrition Coordinator is responsible for overseeing the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) and Summer Food Service Program (SFSP). This role ensures compliance with USDA guidelines, maintains program partnerships, implements strategies to increase equitable food access, and supports any additional child and family meal initiatives.
APPLY NOWMetroMarket Operations Associate
The Operations Associates directly assists the MetroMarket Leads in running the MetroMarket Mobile Market and warehouse tasks. Operations Associates are involved in a rich variety of tasks and skills including customer service, produce display, quality control, community engagement, maintaining a clean and vibrant sales environment, and assisting with load on/load off. This position is fun and fast paced, requiring high energy, fast learning, a great attitude, and the ability to think on your feet.
Apply NowVolunteer Coordinator
Full-time position reporting to the Director of Development. The Volunteer Coordinator is responsible for the overall direction and supervision of individual volunteers and volunteer groups while they are working in the Volunteer Center and warehouse at Operation Food Search.
Apply NowInventory Control Specialist
The Inventory Control Specialist will play a crucial role in assisting with the implementation of a new inventory database, serving as a database superuser. Through the new system, this staff member will track and keep records of all donated and purchased goods in Operation Food Search warehouses and will also work with colleagues across the organization to ensure they have the inventory they need.
Apply NowJoin Our Team
For more than 40 years, Operation Food Search has been able to serve others because of the dedicated people who have shaped and supported our organization: selfless volunteers, generous donors, outstanding partners and an excellent staff committed to the mission of healing hunger. We are seeking dedicated professionals who share our vision of a future free from hunger.
“I’m the first person visitors see when they come to OFS, and I welcome the opportunity to lift people’s spirits in a way that captures the positive energy here. We are a hopeful place, and I want everyone to feel that.”
—Bridget Brooks, OFS Front Office Administrator
What We Stand For
We believe food is a basic human right, and all people should have access to the food they need to live healthy lives. We are committed to solving the problem of hunger while strengthening individuals and communities. Therefore, we practice these values within our organization and with our partners, supporters and all those in the communities we serve:
Access for All: We work to reduce barriers so that everyone—regardless of background or circumstance—can access the nutritious food they need to lead healthy lives.
Innovation: We are committed to enacting bold solutions through courageous leadership and continuous organizational improvement.
Collaboration: We empower each other by working in partnership with individuals and organizations in our community.
Respect: We recognize the inherent worth of every person and treat all with compassion.
Integrity: We deliver on our commitments and hold ourselves accountable for our words, decisions and actions.
Learn more about our strategy here.
“I was immediately drawn to OFS for how it combats the root of the problem through policy change and innovative programming. I feel very lucky to be a part of such a knowledgeable and passionate team!”
—Joanne Song, Policy Fellow
Benefits
OFS is pleased to offer its permanent full-time employees several comprehensive insurance benefits, including health insurance, a 401(k) retirement plan, 13 paid holidays annually, personal days and vacation days. In addition, we support the professional development of our employees throughout the year.
Inclusive and Collaborative Culture
We are committed to fostering a respectful, collaborative environment where all individuals feel welcomed and valued. By encouraging a wide range of perspectives and experiences, we strengthen our ability to serve the community with empathy and effectiveness. We believe that a supportive workplace—where everyone’s contributions are recognized—helps us drive lasting solutions to hunger and build a healthier, more connected region.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Operation Food Search does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. These activities include, but are not limited to, hiring and firing of staff, selection of volunteers and vendors, and provision of services. We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members of our staff, volunteers, subcontractors, vendors, and clients.
