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No Experience Required | Paid Training | Full-Time & Part-Time Available

Location: DXC8 – 1710 Little Orchard St, San Jose, CA 95125
Pay: $26.00 per hour + bonus opportunities
Schedule: Full-Time or Part-Time | 8–10 Hour Shifts
CDL Required: No

START YOUR DELIVERY CAREER WITH US

Looking for a reliable job with competitive pay, benefits, paid time off, bonuses, and opportunities to grow?

We are hiring Delivery Drivers at DXC8 in San Jose, CA.

No delivery experience is required. We provide paid classroom training and hands-on training routes to help you succeed.

If you are dependable, safety-focused, enjoy working independently, and like staying active throughout the day, we want to hear from you.

WHAT WE OFFER

$26.00 per hour starting pay
Full-time and part-time positions
Paid training
Monthly performance bonus opportunities
Cash, gift cards, prizes and other incentives
Paid Time Off – up to 80 hours per year
Medical insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Life insurance
401(k)
401(k) matching
Overtime opportunities
Year-round work
Growth and advancement opportunities

SCHEDULE OPTIONS

Full-Time: Typically 4–5 days per week

Part-Time: Typically 2–3 days per week

Shifts are generally 8–10 hours and may include weekends.

This is a great opportunity for candidates looking for a consistent schedule while still having multiple days off during the week.

NO EXPERIENCE? NO PROBLEM.

You do not need previous delivery experience or a CDL.

We provide training that includes:

Classroom instruction
Delivery procedures
Safety training
Driving expectations
Package handling
GPS/navigation training
Training routes with experienced team members

We want to give you the tools you need to be successful from day one.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

As a Delivery Driver, you will drive a company-provided delivery van and deliver packages to customers throughout the area.

Your day may include:

Loading your assigned delivery van
Following a GPS-planned delivery route
Delivering packages to homes and businesses
Delivering to apartments and mobile home communities
Safely entering and exiting the van throughout the day
Walking and occasionally climbing stairs
Lifting and carrying packages up to 50 lbs.
Providing professional and friendly customer service
Following all company safety procedures

Routes can include approximately 180 stops and 300+ packages per day, depending on route size, package volume, location, and other factors.

This is an active, fast-paced position, so candidates should be comfortable walking, lifting, carrying packages, and getting in and out of a delivery van throughout their shift.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

You may be a great fit if you are:

Dependable and show up for your scheduled shifts
Safety-focused
Positive and professional
Comfortable working independently
Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment
Able to follow GPS navigation
Customer-service oriented
Comfortable working outdoors
Comfortable driving during daytime and evening hours
Able to work in different weather conditions, including rain and hot weather

BASIC REQUIREMENTS

Applicants must:

Be 21 years of age or older
Have a valid driver's license
Meet company driving eligibility requirements
Successfully complete required pre-employment screening
Be able to lift packages weighing up to 50 lbs.
Be able to repeatedly enter and exit a delivery van
Be able to work outdoors in varying weather conditions
Be able to safely deliver after dark when necessary
Be available for scheduled shifts, including weekends as needed

READY TO APPLY?

If you're looking for a job where you can stay active, work independently, earn competitive pay, receive benefits, and build your career, apply today.

No delivery experience is required. Paid training is provided.

Job Types: Full-Time, Part-Time
Pay: $26.00 per hour
Location: DXC8 – 1710 Little Orchard St, San Jose, CA 95125
Work Location: On the road

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