The phrase "as a kitchen assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's role or position in a kitchen setting, typically in a job application or description of duties.
Example: "I gained valuable experience working as a kitchen assistant during my summer job at the local restaurant."
Alternatives: "in the role of a kitchen assistant" or "serving as a kitchen assistant."
I worked for a time as a kitchen assistant at a nationwide cooking school.
Lidia has worked as a kitchen assistant and receptionist, but hopes to return to work as a personal trainer.
The menu item read, "a bowl of English peas". It was May, and I know how good these can be, so I ordered them and watched as a kitchen assistant (it's hard to call the person doing this a cook) reached into a wood crate and grabbed a massive handful of peas, in their pods.
CEO Dave Zito stated that he wants his burger robot to be viewed more as a kitchen assistant versus a one-to-one human task replacer, and aspires to have its robots work side-by-side with humans rather than alone.
A similar situation is currently plaguing 20-something Ali Ahmad, a young Kandahari who worked as a kitchen assistant in a Canadian army camp.
Alex Kapranos is the frontman for the stylish rock quartet Franz Ferdinand, and before he found acclaim trading on the name of an assassinated archduke, he worked as a chef, a kitchen assistant and even a deliveryman at various restaurants in Glasgow, his hometown; the author also lost his virginity on the floor of a Scottish eatery, so you know he cares about food.
It cited a $7,700 bonus for a kitchen assistant, a $7,000 bonus for a mailroom assistant and $700 for a file administrator.
Matilde Bautista, 48, a kitchen assistant in a restaurant, also said she intended to vote for Mr. Rodríguez.
The test kitchen had no blender, so he dispatched a kitchen assistant to purée the vegetables and pan juices with a few slices of the orange.
Once there he worked in a variety of jobs - kitchen assistant in a local hotel, as a welder and helping to renovate a local guest house, lifeguard and more latterly a slaughterman in an abattoir.
