Premium Onboarding Partner, DDfB

September 22, 2026

About the position

We’re looking for a Premium Onboarding Partner (POP) to own the implementation and launch experience for our highest-value DoorDash for Business and Catering customers. From Sales handoff through successful launch, you will serve as the customer’s launch quarterback — translating their business needs into the right product configuration, technical setup, and onboarding strategy. You’ll serve as a consultant to customers on how to best configure the DoorDash for Business platform, support technical integrations such as SSO and SCIM, help establish user-management solutions such as SFTP, and train administrators to confidently manage their programs through the Admin Portal. You’ll also develop launch strategies that drive employee awareness, enrollment, engagement, and adoption. This role sits at the intersection of customer strategy, technical implementation, and operational execution. You’ll partner closely with customers, Account Executives, and internal technical and operational teams to solve problems, remove launch blockers, and ensure customers are set up for long-term success from day one. Reporting to the Manager of Client Success, you’ll be a critical operator on the Customer Success & Operations team, owning the customer launch experience and ensuring customers are set up for long-term success with DoorDash.

Responsibilities

Own a portfolio of new customer implementations from Sales handoff through successful launch, driving milestones, SLAs, and an exceptional onboarding experience
Translate customer goals and use cases into the right product configuration and launch plan, consulting on program design and setup
Guide technical implementation, including integrations such as SSO and SCIM and user-management solutions such as SFTP
Prepare customers for launch by training administrators on the Admin Portal and developing communication strategies that drive employee enrollment, engagement, and adoption
Partner with Account Executives and cross-functional teams to proactively identify risks, resolve blockers, and keep launches on track
Use AI, automation, customer insights, and product expertise to solve problems, improve the onboarding experience, and continuously scale and optimize our implementation playbooks

Requirements

2+ years of experience in customer onboarding, implementation, customer success, technical support or a related customer-facing role
Experience owning customer projects or implementations end-to-end and can manage multiple launches, priorities, dependencies, and deadlines simultaneously
Technically curious and comfortable learning complex products, guiding customers through configuration and integrations, and translating business needs into actionable solutions
Strong communicator and relationship builder who can confidently lead customer meetings, trainings, and technical or operational discussions while driving accountability
Proactive, analytical problem solver who identifies risks early, uses data to inform decisions, and thrives in a fast-moving, evolving environment
Fluent in using AI and modern productivity tools to work more efficiently, improve problem-solving, and raise the quality and scale of your work

Benefits

401(k) plan with employer matching
16 weeks of paid parental leave
Wellness benefits
Commuter benefits match
Paid time off
Paid sick leave
Medical benefits
Dental benefits
Vision benefits
11 paid holidays
Disability insurance
Basic life insurance
Family-forming assistance
Mental health program

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