Mitchell Crisp has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles. Mitchell started their career as a Factory Hand at Beerenberg Family Farm in 2014 and worked there until January 2016. Mitchell then moved on to work as a Pizza Maker at The Oven Mt Barker from December 2014 to November 2017. In 2016, Mitchell joined Creative Native Food Services as a Quality Assurance Manager, and they worked there until November 2017. Mitchell then transitioned to Ceravolo Orchards as a Quality Assurance Officer, where they were responsible for pre-dispatch quality analysis and quality control analysis of fruits. Mitchell worked at Ceravolo Orchards from November 2018 to December 2019.
In 2020, Mitchell joined Vesco Foods as a Product Development Technologist, contributing to the development of new food products. Mitchell worked there from January 2020 to June 2021. In 2018, Mitchell also started working at All Natural Foods/Aussiemite as a Food Developer and Innovator. Mitchell held this role until March 2022.
In 2022, Mitchell continued to explore different industries. Mitchell became a Sales Professional at Solar Naturally from January 2022 to February 2023. Mitchell also ventured into entrepreneurship and established The Recycled Plastic Project in October 2022, where they serve as a Business Owner.
Most recently, Mitchell started working as a Sales Representative at Plico in December 2022.
Overall, Mitchell Crisp has gained expertise in various areas such as food development, quality assurance, sales, and entrepreneurship throughout their career.
Mitchell Crisp's education history includes the following:
- Mitchell attended Cornerstone College for their high school education. The dates of their enrollment are not specified.
- Mitchell then pursued further education at The University of Adelaide from 2015 to 2018. The specific degree or field of study they undertook at the university is not mentioned.
- In 2018, Mitchell obtained a certification in TESOL English Teaching from TEFLEN Training College.
- Currently, Mitchell is enrolled in a program called "How To Source Australian Made," where they are studying Product Sourcing. The exact duration of their enrollment is not provided.
December, 2022 - present