
Build your future in food service leadership.
Carrols LLC plays a key role in bringing the Burger King experience to communities. Burger King offers opportunities to build skills and grow from restaurant positions into leadership roles.
Bringing the Burger King experience to communities.
Carrols LLC plays a key role in bringing the Burger King experience to communities. The business operates more than 1,000 Burger King restaurants across 23 states and employs more than 26,000 people.

You're not just serving food — you're building a career.
Our success can be attributed to our dedicated employees who are focused on providing outstanding service and quality products for our customers. Everyone, from our CEO to our Assistant Managers, has a clear understanding and vision of our business and organizational goals.
Burger King is a place where careers are built. Growth isn't left to chance — it's a natural progression for those who show commitment, take initiative, and want to go further in a fast-paced, people-first environment.
Where careers are truly built.
Every visit to a Burger King restaurant should feel welcoming, efficient, and consistent — friendly teams, fast service, and a genuine commitment to a great guest experience. That same mindset is how we look after our people.
Advance from crew member to shift supervisor or general manager with proven performance and dedication.
Student-friendly hours designed to work around your classes and academic commitments.
Work in a supportive environment where collaboration and customer service excellence are truly valued.
Access development programs that build management and business skills for your future career.
Hear it from the team.
Where you start won't be where you end up. Meet three Burger King leaders who all began early — and grew into General Manager and District Manager roles. Tap any video to play it right here on the page.
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Entry-level roles with Burger King and room to grow.
Four ways to start and grow a career with Burger King — from your very first shift behind the counter to a structured path into restaurant management and beyond.




of salaried management hires are promoted from the crew ranks each year.
At Burger King, an entry-level role can be the beginning of a long-term leadership career.
Real people, real careers.
Across the business there's a shared focus on doing things the right way, supporting one another, and striving to be better every day. Hear it in their own words from the people who've built their careers here.
“I started working for Carrol’s when I was 15… 14 years later I still enjoy my job!”
“Working for Carrol’s has a lot of advancement and opportunities to grow with the company, so it’s not just a job but a career.”
“I love coaching and supporting people. Watching the managers grow into their position and beyond is amazing.”
A clear path to help you advance.
Whether you're new to the business or a seasoned professional, Burger King delivers the training you'll need to fulfill your ambitions. But YOU are the main ingredient — you work hard, and we'll teach you how to work smart and advance your career.
Doing things the right way.
At Burger King, sustainability is about creating long-term value — for our people, our customers, and the communities we serve. Every restaurant operates to the global standards set by Restaurant Brands International, ensuring consistency across everything from sourcing and menu development to food preparation and packaging.
That means delivering the Burger King experience in a way that supports responsible practices, reduces impact, and contributes to a more sustainable future.
"We believe that the delicious, affordable, and convenient meals we serve — and our customers love — should also be sustainable."

A flame-grilled icon since 1957.
Burger King introduced the Whopper in 1957. The flame-grilled sandwich has since become one of the brand’s most recognizable menu items around the world.
Older than the Big Mac
While many think the Whopper was created to compete in the ‘Burger Wars’ against products like McDonald's Big Mac, that is not true! Burger King actually started selling the Whopper in 1957 — 11 years before McDonald's introduced the Big Mac in 1968.
The original price
The original price of the Whopper was just 37 cents.
Have it your way
There are over 200,000 ways to order a classic Whopper, so guests truly can have it their way!
The Left-Handed Whopper
As an April Fool's Day prank in 1998, BK US took out a full-page ad in USA Today to advertise the Left-Handed Whopper — the same as a regular Whopper, but exclusively for left-handed guests.
A star at the drive-thru
American Idol alum and award-winning singer and actress Jennifer Hudson used to make Whopper sandwiches when she worked her first job at BK — she would even sing while working at the drive-thru!
A Whopper of a wedding
To celebrate the marriage of Joel Burger and Ashley King, BK helped make sure it was a royal event by paying for the event and gifting BK-branded swag.
Whopper Wi-Fi
Burger King restaurants have used the name Whopper Wi-Fi for their guest wireless network.
The Whopper Detour
In 2018, you could go to McDonald's to order a Whopper for 1 cent as part of the ‘Whopper Detour’ BK campaign.
Over 1,000 restaurants across the country.
Carrols LLC operates more than 1,000 Burger King restaurants across 23 states and employs more than 26,000 people, with corporate careers supported from its headquarters in Syracuse, NY.
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Everything you wanted to ask, answered.
Carrols LLC plays a key role in bringing the Burger King experience to communities. The business operates more than 1,000 Burger King restaurants across 23 states and employs more than 26,000 people.
Burger King opportunities are available at more than 1,000 restaurants across 23 states, with corporate careers supported from headquarters in Syracuse, New York. Current locations and openings are listed on the official careers site.
Absolutely. Many of our team members started in high school. As one Assistant General Manager puts it: "I started working for Carrol's when I was 15 — 14 years later I still enjoy my job." Entry-level crew roles are a great first job.
Scheduling needs and availability vary by restaurant and position. Candidates should review the relevant opening and discuss availability with the hiring restaurant during the application process.
Growth is a natural progression. You can advance from crew member to shift supervisor to general manager — and beyond into district management — with proven performance and dedication. It's not just a job but a career.
Whether you're new to the business or a seasoned professional, Burger King provides the training you need — including a seven-week Manager Trainee program covering operations, team leadership, legal compliance and sales building, plus classroom courses, cyber training and mentoring.
Explore current openings and apply on the Burger King careers site. Whatever your starting point, there's a role to help you build your future.
People are our greatest asset.
Great food is only part of the experience — it's the people behind it that make the difference. Across the business there's a shared focus on doing things the right way, supporting one another, and striving to be better every day.

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Start your career with a smile.
At Burger King, you're not just serving food — you're building transferable skills, training and confidence that take your career wherever you want to go. Work hard, and we'll help you work smart and go further.
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