About the job
About the Team
DoorDash Labs, founded in 2018, functions as the innovation powerhouse of DoorDash, dedicating efforts to the advancement of automation and robotics solutions aimed at refining last-mile logistics. Our mission is to develop technologies that bolster and enhance human networks, ultimately improving efficiency for Dashers, merchants, and consumers alike. We are fiercely committed to driving business impact and consist of a highly experienced team comprised of former innovators from various robotics sectors. As of 2025, DoorDash has successfully completed 10 billion deliveries, and we are focused on achieving the next 10 billion even more effectively.
About the Role
In your capacity as a Technical Program Manager for Hardware New Product Introduction (NPI), you will spearhead execution across cross-functional teams, including mechanical design, embedded systems, controls, and manufacturing operations. This role demands high ownership and is mission-critical, offering visibility throughout the complete hardware product lifecycle—from prototype to scaled deployment.
You will oversee the introduction of intricate robotic systems into production, establish and uphold strict development and manufacturing milestones, and ensure smooth collaboration among internal engineering teams and external supply chain partners.
This opportunity is perfect for a TPM who possesses deep technical fluency, thrives in uncertain environments, and boasts a proven history of successfully delivering high-stakes, multidisciplinary hardware projects.
You will be excited about this opportunity because you will…
- Take ownership and drive intricate hardware and autonomy programs from concept to production, involving cross-functional coordination across mechanical, electrical, GNC, and firmware systems.
- Lead New Product Introduction (NPI) initiatives, managing build plans, integration milestones, and transitions to contract manufacturing.
- Act as the central point for coordinating design, manufacturing, validation, and supplier execution across multiple internal and external teams.
- Define and monitor program timelines, critical paths, and risk mitigation strategies across all technical disciplines.
- Collaborate with engineering leads to ensure technical decisions are in line with scheduling and manufacturing constraints.

