Fee-free individual meal delivery platform for office employees
Picnic runs an office-lunch delivery service where employees order individually from partner restaurants, backed by a React/React Native and TypeScript front end with GraphQL and WebSockets for live order tracking. Hiring tilts toward logistics, sales and operations over engineering, and job posts center on scaling real-time dispatch, order accuracy and courier apps, which points to a business whose bottleneck is fulfillment execution rather than product.
Picnic is a Los Angeles-based, privately held company that delivers meals to offices, letting each employee place an individual order from a roster of restaurants without delivery fees or tips. It sells to workplaces looking to offer an office lunch program or catering alternative. The company has 51–200 employees and recruits across the United States, Canada and the United Arab Emirates. Its operations span courier logistics, kitchen and staging coordination, building-level field sales and local marketing.
Picnic uses React, React Native, TypeScript, GraphQL, WebSockets, Python, Go and Java, with PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, BigQuery and Snowflake on AWS, GCP and Azure, plus Salesforce, Looker and Mixpanel.
Yes. Logistics, sales and operations lead Picnic's hiring, with a junior-heavy seniority mix, alongside smaller engineering, design and data openings.
Picnic is hiring in the United States, Canada and the United Arab Emirates, with headquarters in Los Angeles, California.
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