Delivery Driver (Amazon DSP)

Company Description

Golden Steps Logistics LLC — Where Every Step You Take, We Take With You.
We’re a locally owned Amazon Delivery Service Partner based out of Amazon’s DDP1 station in Philadelphia, built on one simple belief: drivers deserve to be treated like the backbone of the business — because they are.
At Golden Steps, you’ll find a team that genuinely has your back. We offer paid training to set you up for success, consistent and fair leadership, competitive pay, and a positive, respectful workplace where your effort is seen and valued. Whether you’re looking for steady income, room to grow, or just a job that doesn’t feel like just a job — we’ve got you.
Safety first. Teamwork always. Respect, always.
Take the next step with Golden Steps Logistics. Apply today — your road forward starts here.

Location: DDP1, 2900 Grant Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19114

Pay: $23.25–$25.00/hour | Shift: 10 hours

As a Delivery Driver at Golden Steps Logistics, you'll drive an Amazon-branded van and handle the final, most important step of every order: getting it into a customer's hands. You'll start and end each shift at Amazon's DDP1 station, following an optimized GPS route to deliver packages safely and on time throughout the Philadelphia community. No passengers, no sales quotas — just you, the road, and a route designed to get you home on schedule.

Benefits

- Competitive pay: $23.25/hour, paid weekly
- PTO and seasonal bonuses to reward your consistency
- Tuition reimbursement to support your long-term goals
- Real advancement opportunities — grow into lead driver, trainer, dispatch or management roles
- Delivery vehicle, gas, and insurance provided — no cost to you
- Paid, hands-on training before you're ever on your own
- Consistent, reliable schedule with the same route structure week to week
- Be part of a locally owned business making a visible, positive impact in your community

What a Day Looks Like

- Arrive at DDP1, complete a quick pre-trip vehicle check
- Load your van with the day's packages
- Follow your GPS-guided route and all traffic laws
- Deliver packages to homes and businesses SAFELY, professionally and courteously
- Scan and confirm deliveries using your handheld device
- Keep your vehicle clean, organized, and ready for the road
- Report any vehicle, route, or package issues to management right away
- Return to DDP1, debrief, and head home knowing you made a difference

Apply today — your road forward starts here!

Pay: $23.25 per hour

Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Benefits:

  • 401(k)
  • 401(k) matching
  • Company truck
  • Dental insurance
  • Flexible schedule
  • Health insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Paid time off
  • Paid training
  • Referral program
  • Vision insurance

Work Location: In person

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