What are the responsibilities and job description for the Part-time Delivery Driver position at Grubhub?
Job Description
Grubhub Delivery Partner
Apply to be a delivery partner with Grubhub and work on your own time!
Grubhub needs delivery partners like you! Are you looking for a flexible way to earn extra cash? Deliver food from local restaurants to diners in your community.
Why deliver with Grubhub?
- Choose your own schedule.
- Earn money with every delivery and every mile you drive.
- Keep 100% of your tips. No exceptions.
- Make money on your terms—no passengers, no small talk.
- No resume, interview or delivery experience required.
Sound good? Here’s what you need to get started.
- Car (or bike in select areas).
- A valid driver’s license and auto insurance for drivers.
- A valid state I.D. or driver’s license for bike riders.
- A smartphone.
All delivery partners must be at least 18 years of age with at least 1-year valid license or 19 years of age with 2 years valid license. 21 in select markets.
Grubhub is the nation's leading online and mobile food ordering and delivery marketplace, serving more than 1,700 U.S. cities and London. Partnering with Grubhub is a great opportunity for anyone looking for a flexible schedule. Grubhub delivery partners are independent contractors, not employees of Grubhub. Delivery partners must have a valid driver's license and minimum auto insurance. Delivery partners will use their own reliable car or bike, iPhone or Android phone and their data and text plan. Previous delivery experience is not required, but we encourage drivers and bikers from other delivery or ridesharing services such as UberEATS, Sprig, Caviar, Munchery, Eat24, DoorDash, Google Express, AmazonFresh, Instacart, Lyft, Sidecar, Maple, Munchery, Amazon, Uber, Waitr, Bite Squad and Bird. Let's get you on the road. Apply today! Hourly minimum available in select markets when certain conditions are met.
We are focused on prioritizing the health and safety of our delivery partners, diners, and restaurant partners. Based on guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), we recommend all delivery partners take proactive measures and offer contact-free delivery.
