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DeliverooSenior Product Manager
This senior product role belongs to the Network Efficiency group at Deliveroo, which is now part of DoorDash. The group looks after the logistics machinery that…
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This senior product role belongs to the Network Efficiency group at Deliveroo, which is now part of DoorDash. The group looks after the logistics machinery that carries an order from restaurant to customer, working alongside engineers, analysts, ML practitioners and optimisation researchers to sharpen forecasts and rider allocation in every market the company serves. The posting places the role in London as an on-site position. The ideal person is a…
Job Description
This senior product role belongs to the Network Efficiency group at Deliveroo, which is now part of DoorDash. The group looks after the logistics machinery that carries an order from restaurant to customer, working alongside engineers, analysts, ML practitioners and optimisation researchers to sharpen forecasts and rider allocation in every market the company serves.
The posting places the role in London as an on-site position. The ideal person is a product leader who can take ownership from first discovery through to launch, and who can make calls on priorities and trade-offs in a complicated marketplace. The stated purpose is to make deliveries quicker and to support the company's expansion.
Daily work centres on logistics features that benefit customers, restaurants and riders alike. This means turning hazy problems into concrete plans, aligning colleagues in Finance and Legal with the Strategy and Operations functions in each region so features reach the market, and taking significant decisions up to senior leadership when a call goes beyond the team.
Applicants should be able to break ambiguous challenges into manageable parts, read data closely and grasp technical ideas well enough to collaborate with machine learning and optimisation experts. The job calls for weighing what customers need against commercial objectives, and anticipating how a change will ripple through the marketplace. Detail-oriented execution at pace, plus the perseverance to learn from setbacks, round out the profile.
Responsibilities
- Build and launch logistics functionality that strengthens the offer for customers, merchants and riders
- Make prioritisation calls and manage trade-offs, bringing senior leaders in when a decision is beyond the team
- Take accountability for product outcomes from the earliest idea through to delivery
- Align Finance, Legal and Strategy and Operations colleagues in each region to get launches over the line
- Convert uncertain goals into practical roadmaps that keep effort on the highest-impact work
Requirements
- A history of solving intricate problems and turning uncertainty into roadmaps
- Strong analytical background and data fluency for productive work with ML practitioners and optimisation researchers
- A systems-level view that sets customer value alongside commercial targets and downstream effects
- A record of rapid, detail-driven delivery
- Persistence and a learning orientation after failed experiments or launches
Core Skills
Benefits
- Competitive salary and equity options
Frequently Asked Questions
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Where is the role located?
The listing places the role in London and marks it as on-site. The posting does not describe a hybrid or remote schedule.
How many interview stages are there?
The posting says the process typically includes three to four stages.
Is compensation disclosed?
No figure is given. The posting mentions competitive salary and equity options.
What area does the role cover?
It covers logistics functionality in the Network Efficiency group, such as real-time forecasts and rider allocation.
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