Full-Time

Director of Sales Enablement

Training & Go-to-Market

DoorDash

DoorDash

10,001+ employees

On-demand food delivery marketplace for meals

Compensation Overview

$187k - $275k/yr

+ Equity Grants

Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship

Boston, MA, USA + 10 more

More locations: Seattle, WA, USA | Washington, DC, USA | San Francisco, CA, USA | Austin, TX, USA | Los Angeles, CA, USA | Chicago, IL, USA | New York, NY, USA | Phoenix, AZ, USA | Denver, CO, USA | Atlanta, GA, USA

In Person

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)
Required Skills
LLM
Claude
Highspot
OpenAI
Salesforce

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Requirements
  • 12+ years of experience in Sales Enablement, Training, or Sales Leadership in high-growth SaaS, Ads, or Marketplace companies, with at least 5+ years leading enablement teams.
  • Proven track record of designing onboarding and continuous-learning programs that measurably reduced ramp time and increased quota attainment at scale.
  • Deep knowledge of modern sales methodologies (Challenger, MEDDIC, SPIN) and demonstrated experience embedding them across a multi-segment sales org.
  • Strong content strategy chops, including governance, taxonomy, sales content tooling, and measurement of content effectiveness.
  • Skilled at designing and leading manager coaching frameworks, call review programs, and deal inspection rituals that improve win rates and deal velocity.
  • Experience tailoring enablement to multiple business models (e.g., SaaS subscriptions, Ads, Marketplace) and multiple segments (SMB, Mid-Market, Enterprise).
  • Applied AI deployment experience: personally rolled out LLM-based tools (Claude, ChatGPT Enterprise, Copilot, or similar) to a sales organization with credible prompts design and adoption metrics.
  • AI fluency in practice, not just theory: prompt engineering, evaluating model outputs, designing human-in-the-loop workflows, and integrating AI with CRM, enablement, and conversation intelligence platforms.
  • Experience building cross-functional partnerships with Product, Marketing, and Operations, and comfortable representing Sales in broader GTM forums.
  • Strategic GTM thinker able to translate complex product roadmaps into clear, actionable sales motions.
  • Exceptional leadership and team-building skills with a global mindset.
  • Excellent communication, facilitation, and executive presence, with a data-driven approach.
  • Familiarity with enablement platforms (Highspot, Seismic, Mindtickle), conversation intelligence (Gong, Chorus), LMS tools, CRM systems (Salesforce preferred), and enterprise AI platforms (Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google).
Responsibilities
  • Own the Onboarding Experience: Design and continuously improve new-hire onboarding for SDRs, AEs, and AMs across SMB, Mid-Market, and Enterprise segments, with clear milestones, certifications, and ramp targets that demonstrably shorten time-to-productivity.
  • Build Continuous Learning Programs: Run a year-round curriculum of skills training, product education, segment-specific bootcamps, and sales kickoff content that keeps reps sharp and aligned with strategy.
  • Embed a Sales Methodology: Select, customize, and operationalize a sales methodology across the org, with reinforcement built into pipeline reviews, deal inspection, and manager coaching.
  • Tailor Enablement Across Business Models: Deliver differentiated playbooks and training for SaaS, Ads, and Marketplace solutions, equipping reps to position value, handle objections, run effective discovery, and cross-sell seamlessly.
  • Own Sales Content Strategy: Build and govern a content system (pitch decks, one-pagers, case studies, battle cards, ROI tools, email templates) that is easy to find, easy to use, and continuously refreshed based on rep and customer feedback.
  • Lead Product Adoption & Expertise: Partner with Product, Ads, and Marketing to launch new features and offerings into the field with clear positioning, training, certification, and measurement of seller readiness.
  • Coach & Develop Sales Talent: Build a coaching culture by enabling frontline managers with frameworks, call review rituals, deal coaching playbooks, and tools to consistently raise the performance bar.
  • Run the Enablement Operating Rhythm: Establish the cadence (intake, prioritization, launch calendar, feedback loops, post-mortems) that makes enablement predictable and trusted by Sales leadership.
  • Lead AI Deployment for Sales: Own the strategy, rollout, and adoption of Claude and other AI tools across the Sales org. Build prompt libraries, AI-assisted workflows, and certification paths that turn every seller and manager into an AI power user.
  • Elevate Sales Productivity with AI-First Workflows: Drive adoption of AI-powered workflows for prospecting, account research, call prep, proposal generation, deal coaching, and post-call follow-up. Replace manual work with intelligent automation wherever it creates leverage.
  • Drive Measurable AI ROI: Define and track the business impact of AI in Sales, including hours saved, pipeline generated, win-rate lift, content velocity, and quality improvements, and continuously expand the use cases that move the needle.
  • Influence GTM-Wide AI Direction: Represent Sales in cross-functional GTM AI working groups, share what’s working with CS, Marketing, Partnerships, and Support leaders, and help shape enterprise-wide standards for tooling and prompts, without owning execution outside Sales.
  • Support Responsible AI Use: Partner with Legal, Security, and IT to apply DoorDash’s AI usage guidelines, data handling policies, and quality controls within Sales, and feed Sales learnings back into enterprise policy.
  • Own Business Impact Metrics: Define and track KPIs including ramp time, quota attainment, seller productivity, content utilization, certification rates, and incremental revenue growth attributable to enablement programs.
  • Strengthen XFN Partnerships: Act as the connective tissue between Sales and cross-functional stakeholders (Product, Ops, Marketing, IT, Legal), ensuring alignment on GTM priorities, seamless rollouts of new initiatives, and continuous feedback loops to Product and Ops.
  • Lead and Inspire: Manage and develop a high-performing global team of enablement managers, trainers, instructional designers, coaches, and GTM program leads.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with enabling AI governance and responsible AI usage practices as part of the enablement strategy.
  • Experience leading a global team of enablement managers, trainers, instructional designers, coaches, and GTM program leads.
  • Hands-on experience with building prompt libraries, AI-assisted workflows, and AI-powered content creation tools.
  • Knowledge of how to measure content velocity and usage analytics beyond basic metrics.

DoorDash is an on-demand food delivery platform that connects customers with local and national restaurants through a three-sided marketplace with customers, restaurants, and Dashers (delivery drivers). Customers browse menus, place orders, and receive meals via the app or website, while restaurants gain access to more customers. The service charges restaurants a commission on each order and applies delivery and service fees to customers, with Dashers earning base pay, tips, and bonuses. The goal is to expand its network and become a scalable, widely used solution for delivering meals efficiently.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2013

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 revenue grew 36% to $4.45 billion, proving demand strength.
  • Dollar Tree, Kohl's, Barnes & Noble, and Gap broaden non-restaurant order volume.
  • Q1 2026 reached 60% U.S. coverage with 30-minute median delivery and retail speed.

What critics are saying

  • Seattle class actions target DoorDash deactivations, threatening worker-practices scrutiny through 2026.
  • Regulators still investigate Dasher pay, consumer protection, privacy, and cybersecurity after August 2026 filings.
  • A delivery collapse from labor-rule changes would break DoorDash's unit economics and brand.

What makes DoorDash unique

  • DoorDash now spans restaurants, grocery, retail, and merchant commerce infrastructure.
  • Shopify integration and DashMart Fulfillment Services deepen DoorDash's local-commerce moat.
  • Coco Robotics expansion shows DoorDash building multimodal autonomous delivery before rivals.

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Benefits

Health & Wellness - Premium medical, dental, and vision insurance plans, including fertility coverage. Monthly gym and wellness reimbursement.

Compensation - Competitive salary with bi-annual performance reviews. Meaningful equity opportunities - with quarterly vesting.

Time When You Need It - Flexible vacation days for salaried employees. Generous vacation and sick days for hourly team members. Paid Parental Leave to support our DoorDash families.

Flexible Work Support - At-home office equipment and monthly WiFi support while working from home. Enjoy your favorite lunch on us while working in one of our offices.

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Finanzen.net
Aug 21st, 2026
S&P 500 stock DoorDash shares: That's how much profit an investment in DoorDash from 3 years ago would have brought.

S&P 500 stock DoorDash shares: That's how much profit an investment in DoorDash from 3 years ago would have brought. August 21, 2026, 4:00 p.m. That would have been the profit from an early investment in DoorDash shares. DoorDash stock was traded on the NASDAQ exchange exactly 3 years ago. The shares closed that trading day at $76.60. Investors who invested $10,000 in DoorDash stock 3 years ago would now have 130.548 shares in their portfolio. Based on the last closing price of $222.36 on August 20, 2026, the investment would now be worth $29,028.72. This corresponds to an increase of 190.29 percent. DoorDash was recently listed with a market capitalization of $95.31 billion. The DoorDash IPO took place on December 9, 2020 on the NASDAQ exchange. On its first trading day, the DoorDash stock started at $182.00. Please note that stock splits and dividend payments are not taken into account in the above calculation. Editorial team finanzen.net Selected leveraged products on DoorDash. With knock-outs, speculative investors can participate disproportionately in price movements. Simply select the desired leverage and we will show you suitable open-end products on DoorDash. | Name | Leverage | KO | Issuer | | Mini Future Long on DoorDash | 4.83 | 190.69 | Morgan Stanley | | Turbo Long on DoorDash | 4.78 | 175.91 | Morgan Stanley | | Turbo Long on DoorDash | 4.29 | 170.89 | Morgan Stanley | | Turbo Long on DoorDash | 3.85 | 166.91 | Morgan Stanley | | Mini Future Long on DoorDash | 3.80 | 180.86 | Morgan Stanley | You can obtain the base prospectus, the final terms, and the basic information sheets here: MR5GMH, MR4SXZ, MR4SXY, MR2SEV, MR54T8. Also note the further information** regarding this advertisement. Risk notice: On average, 7 out of 10 retail investors lose money when trading turbo certificates. Turbo certificates are highly risky products and are not suitable for long-term investment strategies.

24-7 Press Release
Aug 20th, 2026
Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm, Inc. Secures Ruling Adding DoorDash to Aerosol Duster Wrongful Death Case

Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm, Inc. secures ruling adding DoorDash to aerosol duster wrongful death case. Federal Court Permits Joinder of Delivery Platform and Remands Action to California State Court HOLLISTER, CA, August 20, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ - Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm, Inc., a plaintiff-side personal injury firm representing clients throughout California, has secured a procedural victory in a wrongful death case arising from the sale and delivery of aerosol electronics duster. On August 3, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California granted the firm's motions to add DoorDash, Inc. as a defendant and to remand the case to the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara. The case, Oscar Garcia et al. v. Walmart Inc. et al. (Case No. 5:26-cv-04175-PCP), was filed on behalf of plaintiffs Venus Benabides and Oscar Garcia, individually and as personal representatives for the estate of Rudy Rey Garcia. The complaint alleges that Mr. Garcia died on July 21, 2025, as a result of inhaling aerosol electronics duster that was sold and delivered in unusually large quantities despite what the complaint describes as obvious signs of inhalant abuse. After Walmart moved the case from California state court to federal court, Jesse Danoff, Managing Partner at Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm, Inc., filed a motion to add DoorDash as a defendant. The amended complaint alleged that DoorDash facilitated repeated deliveries of electronics duster to the decedent, had sophisticated algorithms with the capability to flag problematic purchasing patterns, yet continued processing those orders under circumstances that made product misuse foreseeable. Adding DoorDash, a California-based company, also meant the case no longer qualified for federal court, clearing the path for it to return to the California state court system. "Every company that played a role in this tragedy should be held accountable, regardless of how large that company is or what it calls itself in its terms of service," said Danoff. "Delivery platforms cannot simply distance themselves from the transactions they facilitate. Our clients lost a member of their family, and we intend to hold every responsible party to account as this case moves forward." Judge P. Casey Pitts evaluated the motion under 28 U.S.C. § 1447(e), which gives federal courts discretion to permit or deny joinder when a new defendant's presence would destroy diversity jurisdiction. The court found that the plaintiffs stated a facially valid negligence claim against DoorDash under California Civil Code § 1714(a) and that DoorDash was not merely tangentially related to the action, noting that the claims against both defendants arise from a common set of facts and that California's comparative fault framework makes a single proceeding important for proper allocation of responsibility. The ruling reflects a developing area of personal injury law concerning the accountability of delivery platforms for harms associated with the products they help distribute. The case will now proceed in the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara. About Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm, Inc. Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm, Inc. is a plaintiff-side personal injury firm based out of Hollister, with offices in the Bay Area, San Jose, the Central Coast and Central Valley. Their attorney team has decades of experiences handling wrongful death, catastrophic injury, car accident, and other serious personal injury cases and has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of its clients. Prospective injury clients are welcome to contact the firm at 855-345-4529 or visit mitchelldanoff.com to request a free consultation. # # # Contact information. Jesse Danoff Mitchell & Danoff Personal Injury Law Firm Hollister, California United States Telephone: (831) 603-6926

TechCrunch
Aug 19th, 2026
Rivian spinout Also raises another $150M.

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FashionUnited
Aug 18th, 2026
Gap teams up with DoorDash to deliver back-to-school styles on-demand

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Market Wire News
Aug 18th, 2026
DoorDash makes back-to-school shopping easier with Barnes & Noble, Carter's, and Kohl's.

DoorDash makes back-to-school shopping easier with Barnes & Noble, Carter's, and Kohl's. MWN-AI** Summary. DoorDash has enhanced its back-to-school shopping experience by partnering with major retailers like Barnes & Noble, Carter's, and Kohl's, offering parents a much-needed solution to the time-consuming process of preparing for a new school year. As families juggle new class schedules, sports practices, and the search for essential gear like backpacks and outfits, DoorDash aims to facilitate on-demand delivery that saves both time and effort. With this collaboration, DoorDash provides over half a million products eligible for delivery in under an hour across various categories, including apparel, books, and kids' essentials. Barnes & Noble has expanded its offerings on the platform, allowing consumers to order required reading lists, study guides, and school supplies directly from their local store. Additionally, the store features an extensive selection of toys and stationery, marking DoorDash's foray into large-scale book delivery. Carter's contributes the largest variety of children's apparel, catering to the diverse needs of families with easy, on-demand access to wardrobe essentials. Meanwhile, Kohl's extends its portfolio to include first-day outfits, sneakers, and dorm room essentials from over 1,100 stores nationwide, solidifying its role as a comprehensive destination for back-to-school supplies. Mike Goldblatt, DoorDash's Vice President of Enterprise Partnerships, emphasized that parents can benefit from immediate access to necessary items, mitigating last-minute scrambles by ensuring that essential items can be delivered straight to their doors. As DoorDash updates its retail selection, the platform underscores its commitment to serving busy families during one of the most hectic shopping seasons of the year. MWN-AI** Analysis. As the back-to-school season approaches, DoorDash's strategic partnership with major retailers like Barnes & Noble, Carter's, and Kohl's presents a compelling market opportunity. This expansion diversifies DoorDash's offerings and taps into the busy consumer demographic of parents juggling multiple responsibilities during the transitional back-to-school period. For investors, this development signals DoorDash's commitment to capturing a larger share of the retail delivery market. With a reported inventory of over half a million products available for quick delivery, the potential for growth is significant. Particularly noteworthy is DoorDash's entry into book delivery, a segment that can increase engagement among families seeking educational materials - an important consideration as educational spending rises. The competition landscape remains fierce, but the convenience factor provided by DoorDash enhances customer loyalty and repeat purchases. Parents, facing the stress of last-minute back-to-school shopping, are likely to turn to a platform that facilitates quick access to essential items. This trend aligns with evolving consumer behavior that increasingly favors on-demand services over in-person shopping. Moreover, DoorDash's promise of delivery times averaging 30 minutes or less positions it favorably against traditional retailers that struggle with offering similar convenience. This capability not only helps DoorDash build a robust delivery infrastructure but positions it as a critical player in the e-commerce ecosystem. In conclusion, for those interested in investing in retail tech, DoorDash's latest moves reflect a forward-thinking strategy to enhance customer experience through partnerships with established brands. As the school year nears, tracking DoorDash's performance and consumer uptake during this peak shopping season will be crucial. Investors should monitor the customer adoption rates and impact on stock performance, as success in this venture may indicate a strong growth trajectory for the company. **MWN-AI Summary and Analysis is based on asking OpenAI to summarize and analyze this news release. August 18, 2026 09:00:00 am New retailers join DoorDash, giving parents time back with on-demand delivery of everything on their back-to-school list, from backpacks and books to apparel and more Between new class schedules, sports practices, and the scramble to find the right size backpack and outfits, back-to-school season is one of the busiest shopping moments of the year and one of the most time-consuming. Today, Market Wire News is excited to welcome Barnes & Noble, Carter's, and Kohl's to the Marketplace, giving parents and students back the time they'd otherwise spend running between stores, with school clothes, supplies, classic and new reads, and everyday kids' essentials all delivered to their door. Shop back to school on DoorDash with Barnes & Noble, Carter's, and Kohl's. With over half a million products eligible for delivery in under an hour across categories like Apparel, Books, Baby & Kids, Household, and more*, DoorDash has become a go-to destination for everyday essentials. New back-to-school retailers on DoorDash include: * Barnes & Noble - Consumers can now get everything on this year's required reading lists, along with reference books, study guides, workbooks, notebooks, planners and pens, delivered from their local Barnes & Noble. In addition, consumers can shop an expansive selection of toys, games, stationery, gifts, movies and music - including trending and hot items like squishy toys and building blocks - all through DoorDash. This marks DoorDash's first large-scale books offering, spanning everything from classics to light, summer reads. * Carter's - Carter's is DoorDash's largest assortment for kids' apparel and essentials. From daycare spills to forgotten picture day outfits, on-demand delivery with DoorDash means being prepared for back-to-school is faster and easier than ever. * Kohl's - From first-day outfits to sneakers and dorm room essentials, consumers now have access to products across Kohl's more than 1,100 stores nationwide. The partnership marks DoorDash's first department store selection spanning apparel to home goods. "Back-to-school is one of those seasons where there's just no time to plan every trip. As a dad, I know how this goes. It's the sports uniform you realize is missing the night before practice, or the notebook nobody remembers until they're already out the door," said Mike Goldblatt, Vice President of Enterprise Partnerships at DoorDash. "Bringing Barnes & Noble, Carter's, and Kohl's onto DoorDash means parents can get what they need in minutes instead of making another stop. For our retail partners, it means getting in front of consumers exactly when they need them most." In Q1 2026, DoorDash brought fast third-party convenience delivery within reach for over 60% of the U.S. population, with a median delivery time of 30 minutes or less** and fulfilled tens of millions of grocery and retail deliveries in under 30 minutes across more than 22,000 ZIP codes. As families juggle packed schedules this fall, DoorDash's growing retail selection reflects the platform's continued push to be the fastest way to get what you need, when you need it. *Based on average availability of retail items for U.S. consumers as of March 2026. Availability may vary and is not guaranteed. **Median delivery time calculated based on orders during the period. FAQ**. How do the partnerships with Barnes & Noble, Carter's, and Kohl's align with DoorDash Inc. DASH's strategy to enhance their retail offerings and cater to the back-to-school market? DoorDash's partnerships with Barnes & Noble, Carter's, and Kohl's strategically enhance its retail offerings by expanding product accessibility and convenience for parents during the back-to-school market, driving orders while leveraging established brands to attract families. What impact do you anticipate the new partnerships will have on consumer engagement and sales for DoorDash Inc. DASH during the back-to-school season? New partnerships are expected to significantly enhance consumer engagement and drive sales for DoorDash Inc. during the back-to-school season by expanding their service offerings and leveraging targeted marketing strategies. How does DoorDash Inc. DASH plan to maintain competitive delivery times as it expands its retail partnerships and product offerings? DoorDash Inc. plans to maintain competitive delivery times by leveraging advanced logistics technology, optimizing delivery routes, and expanding its network of Dashers while enhancing partnerships with retailers to streamline operations and improve efficiency. Can you provide insights into how DoorDash Inc. DASH evaluates the success of its new retailer partnerships in terms of delivery performance and customer satisfaction? As of 2026, DoorDash Inc. evaluates the success of its new retailer partnerships by analyzing key performance indicators like delivery speed, order accuracy, customer feedback scores, and retention rates to gauge delivery performance and customer satisfaction. **MWN-AI FAQ is based on asking OpenAI questions about DoorDash Inc. (NASDAQ: DASH).