Product Manager II, Mobility Matching — Ride Marketplace

Uber; United States; Hybrid; USD 161,000 - 179,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Bonus program

401(k) plan

Job summary

Uber is seeking a Product Manager II for its Mobility Matching team. You will translate complex problems into clear priorities, lead cross-functional work, and own results from problem definition to launch.

You will shape the product vision and roadmap, balancing rider wait times, pickup efficiency, and driver choice across a global marketplace. Collaboration with Engineering, Design, and Data Science is essential to drive measurable improvements.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of experience as a Product Manager shipping consumer products or platforms.
• Ability to define unclear problems and drive work forward independently.
• Strong technical understanding of software systems and collaboration with engineers.
• Experience leading cross-functional teams across Engineering, Data Science and Design.
• Experience measuring product health and defining success metrics.

Responsibilities

• Build a product vision and roadmap for Mobility Matching with near and long-term initiatives.
• Align Engineering, Design, Data Science, and Operations around priorities and outcomes.
• Partner with Engineering and Data Science to turn predictions into product improvements.
• Use research, data, and experiments to improve rider wait times and driver efficiency.
• Own delivery from problem definition through launch and iteration.

Skills

PM Experience

Cross-functional leadership

Analytical skills

A/B testing

Mentoring

Communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Business, or related field

Job description

Uber is seeking a Product Manager II for its Mobility Matching team. You will translate complex problems into clear priorities, lead cross-functional work, and own results from problem definition to launch.

You will shape the product vision and roadmap, balancing rider wait times, pickup efficiency, and driver choice across a global marketplace. Collaboration with Engineering, Design, and Data Science is essential to drive measurable improvements.