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What they do

DoorDash is a technology and logistics company. It started with door-to-door food delivery. Now it wants people to turn to it for any and all goods. Its mission is to empower local economies. Its users are Dashers (the couriers), merchant partners, and consumers. DoorDash Labs, a separate team, explores robots and automation for last-mile delivery.

What they value

• Move quickly, learn, and try again to make decisions with impact.
• Empathy for Dashers, merchants, and consumers.
• Customer obsession.
• Getting 1% better every day.
• Ownership of outcomes, not activities.
• Diverse teams from all backgrounds.

Where they hire

The board lists about 460 roles, all in the United States. Most are in San Francisco, New York, Seattle, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Sunnyvale. About 35 are remote in the United States. Some sales roles are hybrid. Interns must be authorized to work in the U.S., and DoorDash does not support J-1 visas. No Posting offers visa sponsorship.

Teams and roles

• Order fulfillment: kitchen associates, shift leads, and site managers at DashMart, local fulfillment centers that DoorDash owns.
• Autonomy and DoorDash Labs: engineers and operations staff for the Dot robot and DoorDash Air drones.
• Engineering: engineering managers, machine learning, infrastructure, security, and data.
• Sales: account executives and account managers for restaurants and ads.
• Strategy and operations, growth marketing, new business verticals, and analytics.

What they look for

Many Postings ask for a set number of years of experience. Many analytics, strategy, and account roles ask for SQL, and some also ask for Python. Many business roles ask for a bachelor's degree, and some prefer an MBA. Postings often ask for ownership and comfort with ambiguity. Some field and robot operations roles need a valid U.S. driver's license.