Full-Time

Associate Manager

Sales Enablement, SMB New Verticals

DoorDash

DoorDash

10,001+ employees

On-demand food delivery marketplace for meals

Compensation Overview

$95.2k - $140k/yr

+ Equity Grants

Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship

Remote in USA

Remote

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)
Required Skills
Claude
Salesforce
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • You bring 5-7 years of experience in sales enablement, L&D, sales operations, or a related GTM function
  • You have strong training execution skills—you’re comfortable facilitating sessions, building content, and guiding learners with clarity and confidence
  • You operate with precision, dependability, and ownership, completing medium-complexity projects end-to-end with minimal oversight
  • You’re an excellent verbal and written communicator, able to simplify complexity and influence stakeholders across sales and product teams
  • You are proactive, surfacing risks, blockers, and opportunities early and communicating status updates openly
  • You bring a data-driven mindset, using engagement and performance metrics to evaluate program effectiveness and inform improvements
  • You have familiarity with CRM platforms (e.g., Salesforce) and sales enablement tools (e.g., Outreach, Chorus, or similar)
  • You thrive in collaboration—partnering effectively with Sales, Product, RevOps, and others to build cohesive, relevant enablement experiences
  • You contribute positively to team culture, recognizing peers, sharing knowledge, and helping build an inclusive, high-performing environment
  • You’re eager to grow into broader responsibilities over time—expanding your influence, building deeper domain expertise, and contributing to cross-functional training development
  • You map complex operational workflows, diagnose data gaps, and architect AI-driven solutions end-to-end—from process discovery through prototype to production deployment. You build in AI tooling (e.g., Claude, ChatGPT, etc.) and ship real automation that eliminates manual work, closes visibility gaps, and accelerates decision-making across the business. You think in systems, not features. You treat every broken process as a build opportunity and every data gap as a use case waiting to be deployed. This is not an AI-curious role; this is an AI-native operating environment where you are expected to build, test, and iterate continuously.
Responsibilities
  • Own the enablement lifecycle for SMB New Verticals from content creation to delivery to reporting—ensuring training is tailored, engaging, and rooted in measured adoption
  • Lead onboarding and role-specific upskilling programs, customizing content and delivery formats to meet the needs of SMB NV sellers.
  • Host recurring office hours, Q&A sessions, and feedback-driven forums to strengthen seller confidence and product proficiency
  • Partner closely with Product, Product Marketing, and Strategy & Ops to support new feature, tooling, and process enablement for SMB New Verticals sellers.
  • Translate cross-functional updates into clear, concise, seller-ready communications and training materials.
  • Support the design and delivery of training for new products or processes, contributing to cross-functional development where needed.
  • Track training engagement, satisfaction, and adoption metrics; analyze data to identify gaps and continuously improve the learner experience
  • Surface insights to the Enablement team and cross-functional partners proactively, highlighting risks, blockers, or opportunities for improvement
  • Build strong working relationships with SMB New Verticals Sales Leaders, RevOps, Product, and Marketing partners.
  • Serve as the connective tissue between what sellers need and what cross-functional teams are preparing to roll out—representing SMB New Verticals perspectives in training and activation planning.
  • Maintain LOB-specific content repositories, workflows, and delivery channels to ensure materials are accurate, current, and easy to access.
  • Support the coordination of calendars, communication plans, readiness timelines, and enablement workflows.
  • Contribute to the team’s culture by collaborating with peers, sharing best practices, and co-creating improvements to enablement processes.
  • Own high-impact training programs for the SMB New Verticals team—shaping the onboarding experience, ongoing education, and day-to-day readiness of a fast-growing line of business.
  • Play a central role in product and process activation, translating updates into practical guidance that empowers sellers to operate confidently and efficiently.
  • Operate with autonomy, taking end-to-end ownership of defined projects while proactively communicating status, risks, and opportunities.
  • Build cross-functional relationships that allow you to influence product readiness, process clarity, and seller adoption through well-executed enablement.
  • Improve the seller experience by hosting office hours, collecting feedback, and iterating programs to better meet the needs of SMB NV teams.
  • Grow your enablement craft, particularly in training delivery, analytics, content development, and cross-functional alignment—all while supporting a mission-critical part of DoorDash’s merchant organization.
  • See tangible impact, as your programs directly shape seller proficiency, product adoption, and merchant outcomes.

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

  • Deliveroo acquisition boosts international revenue 33% to $4B in Q1 2026.
  • Empire partnership adds 1,000+ Canadian stores, driving 37% GOV growth.
  • $205.5M share buyback signals confidence after first annual profit.

What critics are saying

  • Fee fatigue inflates $15 orders to $35, eroding volume to Uber Eats.
  • $50M Q2 driver gas relief compresses margins below 15%.
  • Deliveroo integration disrupts operations, slowing international GOV under 20%.

What makes DoorDash unique

  • Proprietary physical inventory catalogs enable precise grocery item location tracking.
  • Agentic AI improves end-to-end shopping selection, accuracy, and speed.
  • DoorDash for Business unlocks B2B recurring meal plans revenue.

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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.

Growth & Insights and Company News

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Business Insider
Apr 11th, 2026
Uber and DoorDash have an identity theft problem, and it's costing people on tax day.

Uber and DoorDash have an identity theft problem, and it's costing people on tax day. Apr 11, 2026, 2:46 AM PT * A Florida man who said he never worked for Uber said the app reported income in his name to the IRS. * Now, the man is suing the ride-hailing app. * It's the latest example of Uber and other apps struggling to verify who is on their platforms. Uber and DoorDash are telling the Internal Revenue Service that some people earned thousands of dollars on their platforms - though the people say they never worked for the apps at all. One such individual is taking his claims to court. Damian Josefsberg alleged that Uber reported over $1,200 in earnings in his name to the IRS for 2021 tax year, in a complaint filed in a Florida court last month. Josefsberg, who lives in Florida and runs a laser alignment company, has never worked for the app, Kenneth Dante Murena, his attorney, told Business Insider. The lawsuit is seeking class-action status, which would add plaintiffs with similar experiences to the complaint. An Uber spokesperson confirmed that Josefsberg never worked for the app and directed Business Insider to a form on its website titled "1099 delivery error," which asks people to submit erroneous tax forms, a picture of their government ID, a selfie with their ID, and a police report so Uber can investigate. Josefsberg's experience points to a problem Uber and other gig-work apps have faced for years: the people who drive passengers or deliver food aren't always who they say they are, and some have bought accounts on illegal markets rather than getting proper access by signing up. The apps have responded with new verification efforts, such as asking workers to regularly submit selfies or to show up in person to verify their identity. Uber has issues with ID verification, safety, the lawsuit says. Apps like Uber have added millions of gig workers to their platforms over the last decade and a half, and Josefsberg's lawsuit alleges Uber isn't doing enough to verify those workers' identities. "Screening barriers such as 'clean' background checks, issue-free driving records, or the ability to work legally in the United States impede Uber's abilities to rapidly increase its driver pool and thus its trip deliveries," the lawsuit reads. The Uber spokesperson said the company disagrees with the claims in Josefsberg's lawsuit. The company "maintains robust safeguards designed to detect and prevent fraudulent activity, and we continually enhance these systems to address emerging tactics," the spokesperson said. Uber also said that it conducts background checks on drivers, including reviews of their driving and criminal records. Drivers whose real identities and backgrounds are unknown pose a safety risk to passengers, Murena said. Uber is facing multiple lawsuits that allege the company is liable for sexual misconduct, including rape, by its drivers. "The public at large would like to know that Uber is confirming that the drivers are who they say they are," Murena said. Josefsberg's lawsuit seeks damages from Uber and a correction to his tax record, because the company reported the income to the IRS under his name. Murena said he's received roughly two dozen calls from others who also received 1099s from Uber despite saying they've never worked for the app. DoorDash reported $24,000 in income for one worker. Christie Reynolds, who works for an after-school program in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, told Business Insider that she's never worked for DoorDash. Last month, though, she got a letter from the IRS saying that DoorDash had reported $24,000 in income under her name for 2023. The letter, which Business Insider reviewed, also said the previously unreported income would prevent her from claiming the Child Tax Credit. Reynolds said that she contacted the IRS, which told her that DoorDash needed to handle the correction to her tax records. She's unsure how to do that, she said, since she's neither a DoorDash customer nor a gig worker. After Business Insider shared details of Reynolds' case, a DoorDash spokesperson said that the "root cause is identity theft unrelated to the DoorDash platform." "In rare instances that an individual believes their identity was fraudulently used to dash, we encourage them to contact DoorDash support immediately," the spokesperson said, while offering to get in touch with Reynolds. While Reynolds hasn't been able to figure out how someone got a hold of her personal details to set up the DoorDash account, she said that her personal information was exposed in at least two data breaches over the last several years. The next step she plans to take is to talk to a friend who is a lawyer for advice, she said. "Right now, I'm just in a bad place," Reynolds said. "I don't know what to do." Do you have a story to share about Uber, DoorDash, or another gig app? Contact this reporter at [email protected] or via encrypted messaging app Signal at 808-854-4501. Use a personal email address, a nonwork WiFi network, and a nonwork device; here's its guide to sharing information securely.

Marketing-Interactive
Apr 8th, 2026
DoorDash taps Airbnb's Nick Sinclair to lead ANZ marketing.

DoorDash taps Airbnb's Nick Sinclair to lead ANZ marketing. DoorDash has appointed former Airbnb marketing leader Nick Sinclair as marketing director for Australia and New Zealand, as the platform steps up its next phase of growth in the region. The role is the most senior marketing position across ANZ, with Sinclair taking end-to-end responsibility for brand, growth, retention and partnerships across DoorDash's ecosystem, spanning consumers, merchants and Dashers. Reporting to DoorDash's global chief marketing officer, Sinclair will sit at the intersection of global strategy and local execution as part of both the global marketing organisation and the ANZ leadership team. He joins DoorDash after more than a decade at Airbnb, where he led marketing across Asia-Pacific during a period of rapid expansion and brand transformation. Sinclair brings more than 20 years' experience across the US, APAC and Australia, with leadership roles spanning San Francisco, Singapore and Sydney. "What excites me most about DoorDash is the opportunity to build a brand that genuinely reflects the role we play in people's everyday lives - from supporting local businesses to helping consumers access more of their neighbourhood," Sinclair said. "There's strong momentum in ANZ, and I'm looking forward to shaping a marketing approach that's both locally grounded, creatively ambitious and delivers growth for the business." The appointment comes as DoorDash expands beyond restaurant delivery into grocery, retail and subscription services such as DashPass, positioning itself as a broader local commerce platform. Based in Sydney, Sinclair commenced in the role on 2 February.

The Shelby Report
Apr 7th, 2026
Northeast Grocery Inc. adds SNAP/EBT payments on doordash.

Northeast Grocery Inc. adds SNAP/EBT payments on doordash. Share via: Northeast Grocery Inc. (NGI) has expanded its partnership with DoorDash to accept SNAP/EBT benefits for delivery across its Market 32, Price Chopper and Tops Markets banners. The enhancement allows customers to shop eligible grocery items and pay with their EBT card at checkout through the DoorDash platform. "We believe everyone deserves convenient access to fresh, affordable food," said NGI CEO John Persons. "Enabling SNAP/EBT payments through DoorDash is an important step in removing barriers for the families we serve and ensuring more customers can shop with ease, dignity and flexibility." SNAP customers can browse and build their cart from a range of eligible items including fresh produce, dairy, meat and pantry staples. Non-eligible items, taxes, fees and tips can be paid using an alternate payment method within the DoorDash app. The move is part of NGI's broader push to expand food access and advance its omnichannel strategy - integrating in-store, online and delivery experiences to serve customers across a rapidly evolving retail landscape. Accepting SNAP/EBT on delivery platforms addresses a practical barrier for families who rely on food assistance but may face transportation or mobility challenges that make in-store shopping difficult. Consumers can visit the DoorDash app or doordash.com to begin shopping. About Northeast Grocery Inc. Headquartered in Schenectady, New York, Northeast Grocery Inc. is the parent company of Market 32, Price Chopper and Tops Friendly Markets, which operate nearly 300 supermarkets across New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire with more than 30,000 associates. For more Tops Friendly Markets news, view its Tops Friendly Markets news page. The Shelby Report delivers complete grocery news and supermarket insights nationwide through the distribution of five monthly regional print and digital editions. Serving the retail food trade since 1967,... More by Shelby Team Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

PR Newswire
Apr 7th, 2026
DIRTY MOUNTAIN DEW(TM) is here: THE brand's first ready-to-drink TAKE ON DIRTY SODA is now ON shelves nationwide.

DIRTY MOUNTAIN DEW(TM) is here: THE brand's first ready-to-drink TAKE ON DIRTY SODA is now ON shelves nationwide. Apr 07, 2026, 09:00 ET Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) and Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) Zero Sugar are available now in 20 oz. single bottles and 12-pack 12 oz. cans - the iconic citrus flavor of Mountain Dew meets a smooth, creamy flavor finish, no specialty shop required * Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) and Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) Zero Sugar are available now at retailers nationwide in 20 oz. single bottles and 12-pack 12 oz. cans * The first ready-to-drink take on dirty soda from Mountain Dew pairs the brand's iconic citrus flavor with a smooth, creamy flavor finish * Starting April 29, fans can get Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) delivered free via DashMart in select markets through the DoorDash app * Available nationwide now - no specialty shop, no syrup, no custom recipe required PURCHASE, N.Y., April 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) is officially on shelves. The first-of-its-kind dirty soda-inspired drink from Mountain Dew is available now at retailers nationwide in 20 oz. single bottles and 12-pack 12 oz. cans, alongside Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) Zero Sugar. No syrup, no custom recipe required - just Mountain Dew, done dirty. A DISTINCTIVELY MOUNTAIN DEW TAKE ON THE DIRTY SODA MOMENT Dirty Mountain Dew reimagines the dirty soda space through a distinctively Mountain Dew lens. The brand's iconic citrus foundation meets a satisfyingly smooth, creamy finish - bright, bold, and refreshing straight from the can. Dirty Dew brings that indulgent, creamy profile into a modern format without the setup or the wait. MEETING THE DEMAND WHERE IT'S GROWING The dirty soda trend - built on flavored syrups, cream, and customization - has grown from a regional phenomenon into one of the defining consumer beverage movements of recent years. Searches for "dirty soda" on Yelp have surged more than 600% year over year[1], underscoring the scale of consumer curiosity. Mountain Dew is scaling it. By translating a made-to-order experience into a ready-to-drink format at major retailers, Dirty Mountain Dew answers the growing consumer appetite for indulgent options without the friction. This launch extends the track record of Mountain Dew by defining flavor moments - from the cultural staying power of Mountain Dew(R) Code Red(R) to the fanbase that made Mountain Dew(R) Baja Blast(R) an icon beyond its original home. Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) is the next chapter: a flavor built for where consumers are right now. "Mountain Dew has always led where flavor goes next, and dirty soda is exactly that moment," said Michael Smith, VP of Marketing for Mountain Dew, PepsiCo Beverages U.S. "Dirty Mountain Dew takes our iconic citrus flavor and makes it bold and refreshing in a whole new way - a bold, creamy ready-to-drink experience that's exactly what Dew fans have been waiting for." ALSO AVAILABLE FOR DELIVERY STARTING APRIL 29 WITH DASHMART Starting April 29, Mountain Dew is partnering with DashMart, DoorDash's convenience delivery channel, to give fans an easy way to get Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) delivered straight to their doorstep. With just a few taps in the DoorDash app, consumers can add Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) as a free item to their DashMart cart and experience the brand's dirty soda-inspired twist without leaving home. Free sampling is available while supplies last, with a limit of one offer per consumer. Other terms apply. The DashMart experience will be available in select markets: Salt Lake City, Detroit, San Diego, Huntsville, Toledo, Chattanooga, Sarasota, Grand Rapids, Fresno, Kansas City, Tampa, and Las Vegas. Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) is also available now at retailers nationwide - no app, no wait required. WHERE TO FIND DIRTY MOUNTAIN DEW(TM) Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) and Dirty Mountain Dew(TM) Zero Sugar are on shelves now in 20 oz. single bottles and 12-pack 12 oz. cans at retailers nationwide. For more information, follow along @MountainDew. About PepsiCo PepsiCo products are enjoyed by consumers more than one billion times a day in more than 200 countries and territories around the world. PepsiCo generated nearly $94 billion in net revenue in 2025, driven by a complementary beverage and convenient foods portfolio that includes Lay's, Doritos, Cheetos, Gatorade, Pepsi-Cola, Mountain Dew, Quaker, and SodaStream. PepsiCo's product portfolio includes a wide range of enjoyable foods and drinks, including many iconic brands that generate more than $1 billion each in estimated annual retail sales. Guiding PepsiCo is our vision to Be the Global Leader in Beverages and Convenient Foods by Winning with pep+ (PepsiCo Positive). pep+ is our strategic end-to-end transformation that places sustainability at the center of our business strategy, seeking to drive growth and build a stronger, more resilient future for PepsiCo and the communities where we operate. For more information, visit www.pepsico.com, and follow on X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn @PepsiCo. Media Contacts: [1] Source: Yelp Trend Tracker (October 2024) citing Yelp Trends & Insights SOURCE PepsiCo

The Next Web
Mar 31st, 2026
ALSO raises $200M Series C at $1B valuation

Rivian spinoff ALSO hits $1B valuation with a $200M Series C led by Greenoaks and a commercial partnership with DoorDash.