Dadoji Kondev (Marathi: दादोजी कोंडदेव) (also known as Dadaji Konddeo and Dadoji Kondadev) was a 16th century revenue expert from India, particularly known for his loyalty towards Shahji. He was also a "Subhedar" (Administrative head) of Kondana Fort (now known as Sinhagad), and thus the Pune region.

Dadoji Kondev Gochivade was from a Marathi Deshastha Brahmin of the Kulkarni family from the Daund area in Maharashtra. He hailed from Malthan, in the present day Shirur Tahsil in the Pune District.

Dadoji Kondev was in the service of Shahaji Raje Bhonslé, a nobleman and a commander in the Nizamshahi military of Ahmednagar. Shahaji proved himself as a brilliant commander. He was given independent land near the Pune region.

Soon Shahaji Raje Bhosale became a prominent war-lord of the region. Due to the constant warfare between the three major powers, Mughals (from north, based in Delhi and Agra), Adilshah (in south, based in Bijapur, current Karnataka State), and Nizam, from east, Shahaji had to be constantly engage in diplomatic and political manouvres. He intended to have an independent kingdom, but couldn't defeat the combined might of the Mughal forces and Adilshah. Eventually, after the death of his father-in-law, Jadhavrao, he joined Adilshah and was sent to Bangalore as a commander of Adilshah's army. Shahaji Raje transferred his family, wife Jijaoo and son Shivaji, from fort Shivneri, near Junner, to Pune and appointed Dadoji as a care taker of Shivaji Maharaj.