Customer Care Advisor Jobs

About the Tean DashMart Kitchens (DMK) is a dedicated culinary team operating within a shared DashMart facility. While we work inside a DashMart building, we are a team focused on preparing made-to-order meals for customers ordering through the DoorDash app. We work side-by-side with our DashMart partners to deliver a seamless customer experience. We operate as one team within four walls, collaborating to ensure operational excellence, food quality, and a clean, organized environment. About the Role DashMart Kitchens is looking for a motivated and experienced individual who thrives in fast-paced, hands-on environments and is excited to lead from the front. As a Kitchen Shift Lead , you will have shift-level responsibility for kitchen execution within a shared DashMart facility. You will lead Kitchen Operations Associates and Shift Coordinators during your shift, ensuring food quality, safety, cleanliness, order accuracy, and operational excellence. We are looking for strong leaders who have experience in food service, kitchen operations, or grocery This role is dedicated to DMK operations while maintaining strong partnership and collaboration with DashMart site leadership to ensure overall facility success. You’re excited about this opportunity because... Own your assigned kitchen shifts, ensuring strong execution of food preparation standards, cleanliness, safety, and inventory practices (including FIFO and equipment care) Ensure all orders are prepared accurately, on time, and meet quality and food safety standards before handoff Lead and delegate tasks to Kitchen Operations Associates, serving as the primary escalation point for kitchen-related operational challenges Coach team members on proper food safety, cleanliness, and execution standards while modeling professionalism and urgency Partner closely with DashMart Shift Leads and Site Leadership to maintain alignment across kitchen and warehouse operations Support shared facility standards and contr

About the Team At DoorDash, design means making experiences for the people who order, the people who prepare, and the people who deliver. As a Designer at DoorDash, you want to build things that matter to real people. You're at your best when you can move from idea to shipped product quickly, bringing experiences to life that reach and influence users at massive scale. You'll care about whether the product you make solved a real problem for real people, or changed how someone experiences their day. About the Role SevenRooms is the operating system for hospitality — powering reservations, CRM, marketing, waitlist, and table management for restaurants, hotels, and venues around the world. We are building towards a team of makers, builders, and doers: designers who ship production-quality work themselves, using AI-powered tools to close the gap between design and code. As a Staff Product Designer, you will operate across SevenRooms' product surfaces rather than own a single fixed team from day one — we will place you where your strengths create the most leverage as our design org grows. Wherever you land, your primary impact is making the team around you faster and more autonomous: you build reusable workflows, shared tools, and decision frameworks that let every designer operate at a higher level with less coordination overhead. Your secondary impact is revenue: the speed and quality gains you unlock translate directly into more experiments shipped, faster iteration cycles, and measurable business outcomes across your team and adjacent teams. You're excited about this opportunity because you will... Define projects with a clear point of view on what to build, writing briefs that synthesize business and customer inputs into roadmap milestones; balance customer needs, business goals, and feasibility to shape what your team builds and why Bring clarity to ambiguous, cross-team problems and turn them into actionable work that ships; drive prioritization across your team a

About the Team At DoorDash, design means making experiences for the people who order, the people who prepare, and the people who deliver. As a Designer at DoorDash, you want to build things that matter to real people. You're at your best when you can move from idea to shipped product quickly, bringing experiences to life that reach and influence users at massive scale. You'll care about whether the product you make solved a real problem for real people, or changed how someone experiences their day. You'll work shoulder-to-shoulder with Engineering and Product Management, dig into the data, and use LLM-powered tools alongside traditional design tools. If the LLM powered tools don’t exist yet, you build them. About the Role We’re looking for a Staff Product Designer to join our Integrity Design team and shape how DoorDash earns and protects trust across its three-sided marketplace. Integrity is a uniquely rich design space: every decision can affect a Customer’s confidence, a Dasher’s earnings and safety, a Merchant’s business, and the health of the marketplace itself. You’ll work across high-craft moments in the Consumer and Dasher apps and Merchant Portal, operational review tools, and AI-powered systems that detect risk, assemble evidence, and drive decisions. Your goal won’t simply be to block bad behavior. It will be to make those decisions precise, proportionate, and understandable—protecting good users, applying friction only where it’s needed, and making it painstakingly difficult for bad actors to exploit the platform. Your work will span fraud, trust, safety, and compliance, connecting the full service journey rather than optimizing a single screen or workflow in isolation. You’ll bring a strong human point of view to technically and operationally complex systems, shaping both how decisions are made and how consequential moments—verification, warnings, denials, or restrictions—are experienced. You will report to the head of Design for Customer Experience and

About the Team At DoorDash, design means making experiences for the people who order, the people who prepare, and the people who deliver. As a Designer at DoorDash, you want to build things that matter to real people. You're at your best when you can move from idea to shipped product quickly, bringing experiences to life that reach and influence users at massive scale. You'll care about whether the product you make solved a real problem for real people, or changed how someone experiences their day. About the Role In this role, you’ll join the Core Dasher team within our Dasher organization, focused on one of DoorDash’s highest-priority challenges: growing and retaining Dasher supply. The team works across Growth and Financial Products to identify new ways to create value for Dashers, including exploring how Crimson, financial incentives, and financial wellness offerings can become meaningful growth levers. You’ll help lead 0→1 opportunities from strategy through launch, partnering across Product, Engineering, Data Science, Marketing, and Finance to build experiences that can scale across the U.S. and international markets. You will report to the Head of the Core Dasher team within our Dasher organization. We operate in a hybrid model, with 1–2 days per week in one of our Design Hubs in San Francisco or New York City. You’re excited about this opportunity because you will… Define projects with a clear point of view on what to build, writing briefs that synthesize business and customer inputs into roadmap milestones; balance customer needs, business goals, and feasibility to shape what your team builds and why Bring clarity to ambiguous, cross-team problems and turn them into actionable work that ships; drive prioritization across your team and adjacent teams, making tradeoffs between design quality, speed, and impact so the highest-leverage work moves first Shape key projects from concept through execution — staying close enough to resolve issues during iteration, gu

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w

Store Manager Blue Link Wireless, An Authorized Retailer of AT&T Full-Time | Base Pay + Commission + Store Performance Incentives About the role At BLW, the Store Leader owns the location. You are responsible for everything that happens inside it: the team you build, the culture you create, the customers you take care of, and the results you deliver. This is not a role where you manage from the back office. You are on the floor, in the details, and invested in every person on your team. Wireless experience helps you ramp up faster, but it is not always required. What is required is that you know how to lead people, run an operation, and take genuine ownership of outcomes. What you are responsible for: Your store. Your team. Your results. The Store Leader owns all three. You lead from the front, not from behind a desk, and your team knows the difference. You might be a fit if: - You have managed a team and take genuine pride in their development - You can read the data, find the gap, and fix it before it becomes a problem - You give feedback in the moment because developing your team is part of the job, not a distraction from it - You build schedules, run meetings, and handle escalations without losing your composure - You understand that your personal sales results and your team's growth are both your responsibility - You want to build something, not just manage a shift What your day actually looks like: - Lead daily, weekly, and monthly store operations end to end - Sell alongside your team and hold the standard for customer experience on every shift - Support hiring efforts as needed and help identify talent that fits the BLW culture - Support formal onboarding and develop your team daily through real time coaching and hands-on skill transfers on the floor - Review sales data regularly, spot the gaps, and act on them before they become patterns - Balance the store schedule to ensure coverage, fairness, and operational efficiency - Handle customer escalations w