Mountain View
Show 20 jobs in Mountain ViewWhy Coupang Mountain View?
Our Mountain View office is located in the Silicon Valley area across from the NASA Ames Research and Visitor Center. We are close to Stanford University and Palo Alto Downtown. An award-winning Downtown Transit Center is situated within minutes from Coupang and serves as an intermodal transit hub for the CalTrain commuter rail service, VTA light rail and public transit services, and public and private shuttles. Unlimited parking is available on-site.
Find Coupang Mountain View
Address
605 Fairchild Dr, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States
Our culture
We're on a mission to revolutionize everyday lives for our customers, employees, and partners. We strive to create a world where people wonder, “How did I ever live without Coupang?” If you are driven by a passion to innovate, come join us on our journey to wow our customers.
Life at Coupang
Employee stories |
Always ready for you: Meet Vast, the driving force behind Coupang’s fast and reliable service
At Coupang, ideas move quickly from concept to execution, allowing teams to respond directly to market changes. “The distance between identifying an opportunity and acting on it is incredibly short—and that’s what creates true ownership,” Vast says. Click to read his full story.
Employee stories |
Where home comfort begins: How Ming brings better living to Coupang Taiwan customers
In a company built on speed, innovation, and customer obsession, every role at Coupang contributes to shaping how millions of people experience everyday life. For Ming, that impact is deeply personal because her work touches something familiar to all of us. Click to read full story.
Employee stories |
Finding answers amid complexity: An interview on the Program Management role for fulfillment center establishment
Program Management team handles the entire process of building new Fulfillment Centers (FC) and redesigning existing ones on an end-to-end basis, from planning to execution and completion. Discover more insights through the stories of PMs Handa and Douu.