Job Description
Part-Time Delivery Rider Opening at Swiggy, Jamalpur
Delivery jobs in Jamalpur with Swiggy come with flexible hours, weekly pay, and insurance cover while on duty. Delivery rider applications are open now.
The Delivery Rider Role at Swiggy
The day to day is simple: go online in the Swiggy app, accept orders in and around Jamalpur, and complete each delivery within the expected time window. Pay is per delivery, with additional incentives during busy periods, and everything is settled to your bank account weekly. This part-time role pays ₹24,000–₹30,000 per month, based on completed work and any incentives you qualify for in Ahmedabad.
The opening is part-time, so you can go online for a couple of hours in Jamalpur and log off when you are done.
Responsibilities
- Maintain a clean and presentable appearance while on duty
- Pick up orders from restaurants promptly once assigned
- Deliver every order to the correct address within the expected time
- Verify the customer's name or order number before handing over food
- Ensure the correct order goes to the correct customer on every trip
- Respect building and society rules when delivering food inside gated premises
- Pack multiple items so nothing tips over or leaks in the bag
- Do not open or tamper with sealed food packaging
Eligibility Criteria
- Vehicle documents (RC and insurance) in valid condition
- Aadhaar card
- Passport size photograph for profile verification
- Android smartphone with an active internet connection
- PAN card
- Address proof
Why Join Swiggy
Consistent delivery riders who log regular hours in Jamalpur tend to qualify for more of the incentives Swiggy runs. The Swiggy app shows your earnings per order and any meal-time incentives you have earned, so nothing is hidden.
Jamalpur, Ahmedabad Work Zone
Local knowledge of Jamalpur is useful but not required; the Swiggy app guides every route from pickup to drop. Local routes in Jamalpur suit riders who prefer many short trips over a few long ones.
Apply now; Swiggy is accepting new delivery riders in Jamalpur this month.