Amazon Delivery Driver

March 11, 2026

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As a Delivery Driver at Polaris Logistics, you will drive and deliver Amazon packages from a cargo van, following a new or similar route each day. We provide training, an ease in period and have a support team to help you succeed. Apply if you like independent work, are metric oriented and want to stay fit!

Shifts: Full & Part Time | Weekends | Temporary | Permanent
Location: 9722 South 132nd Street, Papillion, NE 68046. Delivery routes are in and around Omaha.

Compensation & Schedule:

$21.75/hour (over $40,000/year)
Start Time: 11:05 am
End time: Based on (7-8pm). Most drivers are on the clock for 8-9 hours.
3-5 Day Work Week (depending on your availability)
Saturday and Sunday required for first 30 days then minimum 1 weekend day required
Paid Bi-Weekly with On-Demand Pay options
Paid training on completion

Amazon Delivery Driver Benefits :

Paid Time Off
Health Insurance
Maternity and Parental Leave
401(k) Matching
Tuition Reimbursement
Yearly $125 Zappos credit for shoes

Delivery Driver Basic Requirements:

Eligible to work in the U.S
Must have a valid driver's license
Must be at least 21 years old
Drug test (We do not test for marijuana/THC)
Lift up to 50 lbs and walk 5-10 miles per day with/without accommodations

To be an Amazon Delivery Driver it is essential to drive safe and provide excellent customer service. Driver Classification: Driver non cdl package delivery. No prior experience is required, and we provide training. FedEx, DoorDash, and other Delivery Drivers welcome. Polaris Logistics offers expanding opportunities and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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About Polaris Logistics DSP:

At Polaris Logistics, we are committed to providing the best-in-class customer experience through hands-on leadership, prioritizing safety, employee growth, and exceptional customer service. As a growing Amazon Delivery Service Partner, we aim to create growth and development opportunities for our motivated employees, focusing on helping associates achieve their personal and career goals.

Job Type: Full-time

Base Pay: From $21.75 per hour

Benefits:

Health insurance
Paid time off
Paid training

Application Question(s):

Amazon, runs 7 days a week, which makes us require both weekend days for the first month (Saturday/Sunday) and one weekend day after that. Would that work for you?
We are located off of 132nd and Cornhusker. Can you reliably commute to this location?
We start at $21.75/hour, does that work for you?
Can you confirm your contact number and email?
Have you worked or still work for another DSP? If so, which one(s)?
A full route can be 180-200 stops, 300-400 packages, packages weighing up to 50 lbs, going up flights of stairs and walking between 5-10 miles per day. Can you perform the essential functions of the job, with or without accommodation?
This position requires a pre-employment drug test (note: testing does not include marijuana/THC). Are you willing to complete this screening if offered the position?
Are you 21 or older?
We start at 11:05AM and a shift is around 8 hours which means you can end at 7PM or whenever you finish your route, does that timing work for you?
This position requires a background check and motor vehicle record review as part of the hiring process. Employment is contingent on meeting company and insurance eligibility.

License/Certification:

Driver's License (Required)

Work Location: In person

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