DoorDash opens first India office in Hyderabad, to hire 3,000 people
DoorDash to start operations in Hyderabad in October, plans to expand to a larger facility by April 2027 as its team grows
DoorDash, a leading global commerce platform, has opened its first India office in Hyderabad, with plans to hire 500 people initially and increase the workforce to 3,000 over time. The facility, known as the Talent Hub, was inaugurated by Telangana IT and Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu, in the presence of CFO Ravi Inukonda, senior director Jenna Kohnke, and others.
This marks DoorDash's third Customer Experience and Integrity service center globally, following locations in Tempe, Arizona, and Mexico City. The Hyderabad hub will support DoorDash's operations and ensure a reliable experience for consumers, merchants, and Dashers across its various markets. The city has become a leading tech hub for hyperlocal digital commerce companies such as Amazon, Walmart, FedEx, Zomato, Uber, and Swiggy.
DoorDash, which holds a 65% U.S. market share and has $100 billion in Marketplace Gross Order Value in 2025, is expanding its presence in Hyderabad to drive its rapid growth. Telangana's IT minister praised the move, highlighting how Hyderabad has evolved as a global talent hub, boasting over 500 GCCs and targeting to add 100 more, creating high-value jobs and indirectly employing thousands.
DoorDash's operations in Hyderabad are set to commence in October, with plans to move to a larger facility by April 2027 as the team expands.
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