Contractor Forward Deployed Engineer in Vancouver

About the Team The Sales Compliance team is responsible for ensuring revenue assurance and designing effective OTC compliance and controls across DoorDash’s and Deliveroo’s Merchant organization. The Sales compliance team is part of the larger Sales Strategy & Operations team, which accelerates productivity and develops go-to-market strategies and processes to support our sales organization. This group builds the engine and foundation for DoorDash to achieve the best selection for our platform and grow revenues across all business lines. About the Role We are seeking a Manager, Sales Compliance to build the vision and roadmap for DoorDash and Deliveroo’s Merchant revenue assurance program. This role will oversee our key revenue related SOX controls, which ensures all commission rate changes and merchant pricing terms are contractually supported, accurately configured in system, and correctly applied to charges. This role is responsible for overseeing monthly contract-to-system-to-charge reconciliations, investigating exceptions and partnering cross-functionally with product, engineering, accounting, legal and audit teams to remediate underlying root cause issues that help accelerate DoorDash and Deliveroo’s revenue growth. They will also demonstrate operating effectiveness for all order-to-cash controls to Accounting, Internal and External Audit. This role will support all of DoorDash’s and Deliveroo’s marketplace products, business lines and countries/geos. You will report to the Senior Manager, Sales Compliance. This role is hybrid, based in Vancouver, Canada. You’re excited about this opportunity because you will… Own the end-to-end effectiveness of key SOX revenue controls, holding the program to the standard of 100% of merchants charged correctly, 100% of the time Be accountable for the effectiveness of contract → system → delivery-level charge reconciliations, reviewing and challenging outputs to ensure accuracy, identify trends and assess risk areas

Most reps sell software. You sell a better way to run a business. On-site | Vancouver Office – 675 W Hastings St. The Problem We're Solving Dental labs are running complex operations on manual processes — and the cost shows up in capacity, margins, and the inability to scale without hiring. EviSmart is building the AI-powered workflow automation platform that changes that equation. What the company needs now is the person who can walk into a lab owner's world, diagnose the real problem, and close the deal that transforms how they operate. Why EviSmart 300 people. Two hubs: Vancouver HQ and Manila operations. 145% year-over-year SaaS growth — the market is responding. 28 countries. One platform. The dental industry's Autopilot. An in-house AI model research and development team building proprietary intelligence. Why This Role, Right Now Most sales roles hand you a pitch deck and a quota. This one asks you to think differently. EviSmart isn't selling software features — it's selling a new operating model for an industry that has never had one. The labs buying this platform aren't switching tools; they're eliminating entire categories of manual work. The successful AE are diagnosing bottlenecks, quantifying impact, and building the business case that makes the decision obvious. The pipeline is real, the product is proven, and the ceiling on what you can earn is uncapped. A Note from the Team "We're not hiring someone who needs a script to start a conversation. We need someone who walks into a discovery call with genuine curiosity about how a lab operates — and leaves having shown the owner something they couldn't see before. That's the rep who wins here." — Paolo Kalaw, CEO, EviSmart What You’ll Own Own the full sales cycle from first discovery call to signed contract — intake, diagnosis, solution, close. Diagnose workflow breakdowns across lab operations: where manual work creates bottlenecks, where throughput is

Platform administration isn't the part of the product anyone screenshots for a demo. Nobody's writing a blog post about your identity provisioning flow. But it's the thing every other team at Diligent quietly depends on more than any other dev team in the company and when it breaks, everyone notices immediately. If that kind of quiet, high-stakes ownership sounds appealing rather than thankless, keep reading. This role is for someone who wants real skin in the game: you build it, you ship it, you support it. We're a high-initiative team that improves things we see first and asks permission later, building secure, event-driven microservices in TypeScript on AWS, and treating infrastructure as code the same way we treat application code: with rigor, not as an afterthought. Here's a breakdown of what you'll do (not all of it, just the important stuff) Design and build secure, scalable full-stack services using AWS serverless tech (Lambda, SQS, API Gateway) — with real attention to event-driven patterns and observability, not just "does it work on my machine." Own your services in production. That means building good observability, keeping an eye on alerts, and responding to them before they become bigger problems. Build infrastructure as code with AWS CDK and push for CI/CD that ships safely and often — not "big bang" releases you have to pray over. Design RESTful APIs other teams will actually want to consume: clear contracts, sane versioning, no surprises. Write tests — unit, integration, end-to-end — as part of how you build, not a chore you do after. Show up to architecture discussions with opinions and documentation, not just vibes. Use AI tools to move faster on coding, debugging, testing, and research — but you're still the one who validates the output. These are the essentials you'll need to get an interview 2-3 years of professional software engineering experience in an agile, full-stack-focused environment. Solid full-stack fundamentals: request lifecycles, d

Must be based in Vancouver The role We're hiring a dedicated data engineer to own the production data platform that our delivery, product, and engineering teams run on; designing integrated, governed data pipelines and delivering automated reporting, AI-assisted workflows, and predictive signals on top of them. You'll write production code, design systems, own CI/CD, and be accountable for the correctness of data that leaders make decisions on. What you'll do Design and operate our cloud data platform: ingestion, transformation, orchestration and serving. Integrate data from across the business (delivery tooling, CRM, product telemetry, finance, support and customer feedback systems) with shared identifiers, data contracts and lineage. Build automated and continuously refreshed reporting so teams manage by exception rather than chasing status. Connect approved AI agents to governed data with structured outputs, provenance, guardrails and human approval in the loop. Build feature pipelines and the MLOps controls behind predictive use cases: tests, versioning, promotion gates and drift monitoring. Own the engineering standards for data: testing, observability, environment promotion, PII classification and access control. What you'll bring Strong software engineering fundamentals: production-quality code, API and interface design, testing discipline, systems design. Real experience building and operating production data platforms on a cloud warehouse or lakehouse (Snowflake and AWS preferred) with dbt and a modern orchestrator. Practical AI tooling experience: something shipped, not prototyped. LLM-backed classification, extraction or structured-output pipelines; agent and tool-calling workflows; retrieval; evals. You can reaso