Program Manager II, Tech - Program Management (Tech)

Uber Technologies Inc.; San Francisco (CA); Sur place; USD 140 000 - 190 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Uber Technologies Inc. is seeking a Program Manager II (Technical Operations) to bridge technical vision with operational execution in a fast-paced environment.

You will lead end-to-end programs, design scalable data pipelines, and set SOPs to accelerate technical velocity while maintaining quality and governance. You will collaborate with Engineering, Product, and Data Science to unblock milestones, manage vendor performance, and drive continuous improvement across global operations.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of program management, technical operations, or data-driven project management.
• Proficiency in SQL and data analysis (Excel/Google Sheets) to conduct root-cause analysis and justify program spend.
• Documented experience independently leading the full lifecycle of at least two large-scale technical initiatives from inception to deployment.
• Bachelor’s degree in a technical or business field (or 4 years of additional relevant experience in lieu of a degree).
• Proven ability to resolve scope misalignments and dependencies across cross-functional workstreams.

Responsabilités

• Lead the end-to-end lifecycle of technical programs, focusing on strategic scoping, stakeholder alignment, and operational execution.
• Develop and implement scalable data pipelines and SOPs to enhance technical velocity and quality.
• Partner with Engineering, Product, and Data Science to resolve operational blockers and ensure seamless milestone delivery.
• Oversee global vendor performance and identify systemic process gaps, driving continuous improvement in program capability.

Connaissances

Program management experience

SQL & data analysis

Lead lifecycle of initiatives

Cross-functional coordination

Data-driven decision making

Formation

Bachelor's degree in technical or business field

Outils

SQL

Excel/Google Sheets

Description du poste

Program Manager II (Technical Operations)

About the role and team

The Program Manager, Tech leads complex programs that bridge technical vision and operational execution. This role focuses on the "how" of technical delivery- scaling systems like AI/ML human-in-the-loop workflows or global supply chains by navigating high-ambiguity environments and maintaining disciplined operational excellence.

What You’ll Do

• Program Orchestration: Lead the end-to-end lifecycle of technical programs, focusing on strategic scoping, stakeholder alignment, and operational execution.
• Operational Design: Develop and implement scalable data pipelines and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to enhance technical velocity and quality.
• Cross-Functional Alignment: Partner with Engineering, Product, and Data Science to resolve operational blockers and ensure seamless milestone delivery.
• Governance & Risk: Oversee global vendor performance and identify systemic process gaps, driving continuous improvement in program capability.

Basic Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience in program management, technical operations, or data-driven project management.
• Proficiency in SQL and data analysis (e.g., Excel/Google Sheets) to conduct root-cause analysis and justify program spend.
• Documented experience independently leading the full lifecycle of at least two large-scale technical initiatives from inception to deployment.
• Bachelor’s degree in a technical or business field (or 4 years of additional relevant experience in lieu of a degree).
• Proven ability to resolve scope misalignments and dependencies across cross-functional workstreams.

Preferred Qualifications

• Master’s degree, PMP, or Lean Six Sigma certification.
• Experience in AI/ML operations, autonomous systems, or global localization.
• Experience building automated dashboards or feedback loops to measure team effectiveness.
• Aptitude for deconstructing complex problems and making data-driven decisions in high-ambiguity, fast-paced environments.
• Ability to work across global time zones and perform stationary, screen-based tasks for extended periods.