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Uber is actively hiring for 130 AI-related roles, with a significant focus on agents, which accounts for 40% of their open positions. Application roles also represent a substantial portion of their AI hiring at 29%. The majority of these roles are within Engineering, with the United States being the primary hiring country. Frequent technology tags include model serving, recommender systems, and agent orchestration, suggesting a direction towards deploying and managing AI systems.
Currently tracking 25 active AI roles, down 34% versus the prior 4 weeks. Primary focus: Agent · Engineering. Salary range $142k–$336k (avg $220k).
Uber currently has 36 active AI-related roles in our index. The most common open titles are: Engineering Manager II, AV Labs, Engineering Manager II, Evaluation & Simulation - AV Labs, Engineering Manager II, Ranking and Recommendations, Grocery and Retail, Enterprise Applications Developer, Group Product Manager, AV Labs. Most positions are in Engineering and Product.
Uber's active AI hiring is concentrated in: agents (50%), data (19%), evaluation (11%). These categories follow a seven-stage AI lifecycle: data, pre-training, post-training, serving infrastructure, agents, evaluation, and application.
Uber is hiring AI talent in: United States (33 roles), Netherlands (2 roles), India (1 role).
Job postings at Uber most frequently mention: Machine Learning, Autonomous Driving, Computer Vision, Robotics, LLM Evaluation & Grading.
In the past 30 days, Uber has posted 10 new AI-related roles. That is a -69% change versus the prior 30 days (32 → 10).
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| Head of EMEA Risk Operations Lead Uber's regional fraud strategy and operational execution in EMEA, focusing on deploying and operationalizing AI-enabled tools to detect, investigate, and prevent fraud. This role involves shaping product roadmaps, building systems for proactive risk posture, and navigating complex regulatory environments. | Agent | 7 |
| IT Software Asset Management Lead This role focuses on IT Software Asset Management (SAM) and IT Asset Management (ITAM) within Uber's IT Supply Chain Operations. The Lead will manage enterprise application licensing, track software usage, optimize hardware inventory, and oversee the Procure-to-Pay (P2P) process. Responsibilities include vendor invoice reconciliation, managing software and hardware lifecycles, analyzing operational data, and leading cross-functional projects to optimize IT spend and ensure compliance. This is not an AI/ML development role, but rather an operational and engineering role within an enterprise IT context. |
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