Domino's Jobs: How to Find and Apply for Driver and Store Roles

Considering Domino's jobs? This guide explains delivery driver and store roles, what driver postings require, and how to apply at Domino's.

How Domino's hiring works

Many Domino's stores are owned and operated by independent franchisees. Domino's postings for those stores state the franchisee alone makes hiring, pay, benefits and scheduling decisions and would be your only employer[1].

Types of Domino's jobs

Domino's careers site, jobs.dominos.com, lists roles including delivery drivers, in full-time and part-time positions[1]. A Domino's posting we reviewed says more than 95% of Domino's U.S. franchise owners started as drivers or pizza makers[1].

Pay: pay varies by role and location. Check the individual posting on the official careers site.

Delivery driver requirements and hiring age

Domino's delivery driver postings we reviewed require drivers to be at least 18, with a valid driver's license, a minimum driving history and a reliable insured vehicle, plus background and motor vehicle record (MVR) checks[1]; some also set limits on recent driving violations[2]. Requirements vary by store.

How to apply at Domino's

  1. Search openings on jobs.dominos.com by location.
  2. Open the posting for the store and role you want and review its requirements.
  3. Apply online through the posting.

Tips

Domino's jobs FAQ

How do I apply for Domino's jobs?

Search and apply on Domino's official careers site, jobs.dominos.com.

How old do you have to be to be a Domino's delivery driver?

Domino's driver postings we reviewed require drivers to be at least 18.

How much do Domino's jobs pay?

Pay varies by store, role and location. Check the individual posting.

Sources

  1. Domino's Careers: Delivery Driver posting (Dallas, TX)
  2. Domino's Careers: Delivery Driver posting (Dubois, PA)

Last reviewed October 21, 2026. Domino's is a trademark of its owner, used here only to identify the company.