US-based DoorDash Opens New Office in India, Plans 3,000 Jobs
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US-based local commerce company DoorDash has opened its first India office in Hyderabad’s HITEC City and plans to expand its workforce in the country to more than 3,000 employees over the next two years.
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The company has started operations with around 500 employees at the new facility.
The Hyderabad centre will support DoorDash’s global operations and serve customers, merchants and delivery partners across its international markets.
Hyderabad Centre to Support Global Operations
The initial teams at the Hyderabad office will include Customer Experience and Integrity (CXI) and general and administrative functions.
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DoorDash plans to expand the centre’s capabilities over time, including areas such as integrity, fraud review and technical operations. The Hyderabad facility will be one of the company’s company-owned CXI centres globally.
The company said Hyderabad was selected for its strong talent pool and technology ecosystem. The city has also emerged as a major location for global capability and technology operations of multinational companies.
3,000+ Jobs Planned
DoorDash expects its India workforce to grow from around 500 employees currently to more than 3,000 over the next two years.
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The planned expansion is expected to create opportunities across customer experience, operations, corporate functions and other roles supporting DoorDash’s global business.
The India expansion comes as global companies continue to build larger technology and operations teams in the country.
For HR and talent leaders, the development adds to the demand for skilled professionals in Hyderabad across customer operations, technology, risk and corporate functions.
Final Words
DoorDash has opened its first India office in Hyderabad and plans to grow its workforce from around 500 employees to more than 3,000 over the next two years.
The centre will support global operations across customer experience, integrity, corporate and technical functions. The expansion adds to Hyderabad’s growing role as a hub for global business and technology operations.
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