Independent Catering Delivery Professional
deliverthatPleasant Prairie (WI)
Independent Catering Delivery Professional
Posted 16 days ago
deliverthatPleasant Prairie (WI)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Deliver That Independent Contract Delivery Professional Deliver That is built for the ones who show upthe early risers, the hustlers, and the doers. We're seeking confident and dependable independent contract delivery professionals across the U.S. to fulfill catering and route-based food deliveries. Join a driver-first platform that values your time, respects your hustle, and rewards your effort.
Why Drive with Deliver That? Confident Earnings: We offer premium delivery opportunities and higher commission rates.
Flexible Schedule:
You choose when and where you work. No minimums, no caps.
Nationwide Opportunities: With routes in over 90 cities and 8,000+ zip codes, you can work from almost anywhere.
Freedom & Control: Build a schedule that supports your lifestyle and financial goals.
What You'll Need:
A reliable vehicle and smartphone.
At least two insulated catering bags.
Legal authorization to work in the U.S.
Must be at least 21 years of age.
A clean driving record (5-year MVR required).
Strong communication skills and a professional demeanor.
A willingness to engage with support teams and provide excellent customer service.
The ability to follow instructions and problem-solve using the Deliver That driver app.
Position Type This is a 1099 Independent Contractor position.
Ready to Deliver More Than Just Food? Join a brand that puts people first and where your effort becomes shared achievement. Register today and start earning with Deliver That!
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