Job Description
Urgent: Swiggy Needs Part-Time Delivery Riders in Amrutha Halli
If you want a delivery job built around meal times, Swiggy's delivery rider role in Amrutha Halli fits the rhythm of lunch and dinner peaks.
What You Will Be Doing
Pickups take place at restaurants across Amrutha Halli, and the app confirms each collection before guiding you to the customer. Order demand across Bengaluru has been growing, and Amrutha Halli sees enough volume to keep a delivery rider busy through a full shift. Depending on your hours and the demand in Bengaluru, monthly earnings for this role range from ₹20,000–₹24,000.
The part-time option gives delivery riders in Bengaluru a way to earn weekly without giving up their other responsibilities.
Responsibilities
- Be on time for every pickup assigned during your shift
- Handle fragile or spill-prone orders with extra care
- Communicate politely with customers at handover
- Log off in the app when you finish your shift
- Avoid unnecessary stops between the restaurant and the customer
- Check the number of items against the order before leaving restaurants
- Keep the app updated at restaurant pickup and at customer drop off
- Collect cash on delivery where applicable and record it in the app
Eligibility Criteria
- PAN card
- Aadhaar card
- Address proof
- Own two-wheeler (bike or scooter)
- Vehicle documents (RC and insurance) in valid condition
- Age 18 or above
Why Join Swiggy
Food delivery demand in Bengaluru keeps growing, and Swiggy's steady order flow in Amrutha Halli means work is available year round. Accident insurance for partners on duty is included, so delivery riders in Bengaluru are not left unprotected if something goes wrong on a delivery.
The Amrutha Halli Area
Pickups and drop offs for this role both happen within Amrutha Halli, keeping the meal delivery zone tight. Lunch and dinner peaks in Amrutha Halli generate enough orders for Swiggy to support both full-time and part-time delivery riders.
Apply immediately; Swiggy is onboarding delivery riders in Amrutha Halli on priority.
