On-demand food, grocery and convenience delivery platform across MENA
talabat runs an on-demand delivery marketplace across the Gulf, Levant and Egypt, with an ops-heavy hiring mix pointing to quick-commerce fulfillment rather than pure software. Warehouse tooling (Manhattan, Infor) and pain points around 3PL performance, shrinkage and stockouts show talabat Mart grocery expansion is the operational pressure point, with a Go/Java/.NET backend, BigQuery, Braze, and heavy paid app-acquisition spend.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Local Shops
talabat is an on-demand delivery platform connecting consumers with restaurants, grocers and convenience retailers, supported by a network of partner merchants and riders. Founded in Kuwait in 2004 and now headquartered in Dubai, it operates in the UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt. The company employs 1,001–5,000 people, is a subsidiary of Delivery Hero SE, and listed on the Dubai Financial Market in December 2024. Beyond restaurant delivery, it runs its own grocery offering, talabat Mart.
talabat's stack includes Go, Java, C# and .NET for engineering, BigQuery, Looker, Tableau and Power BI for analytics, Braze and Salesforce for customer engagement, and Manhattan and Infor for warehouse and supply chain operations.
Yes. Operations is the largest hiring area at talabat, alongside logistics, engineering, marketing and sales, with a skew toward senior and manager-level roles tied to grocery and fulfillment work.
talabat is hiring in the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Qatar, Egypt, Oman and Bahrain, matching its operating footprint across MENA, with headquarters in Dubai.
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