Data Collaboration Program Manager

Uber Uber · Consumer · New York, NY +2 · Operations

This role manages a data collaboration program, focusing on go-to-market strategy, client adoption, and leading a team to execute cleanroom collaborations. It requires understanding the advertising ecosystem, identity solutions, and data clean rooms.

What you'd actually do

  1. Redefine the Data Collaboration GTM for Uber Advertising and own all training materials and documentation
  2. Lead a global team of 2+ client-facing analytics leads to work with key enterprise clients on cleanroom collaborations
  3. Lead trainings with all key sales regions and train relevant internal teams across measurement and operations
  4. Join client calls with top enterprise brands to explain the value of Uber’s data collaboration offering and to better understand their objectives
  5. Create clear case studies that articulate the value and benefit of our data collaboration solutions

Skills

Required

  • 5+ years of experience
  • Bachelor's degree

Nice to have

  • Experience in a technical program management role or a data-focused product marketing role
  • Knowledge of audience targeting, identity solutions, data cleanrooms, closed loop solutions and measurement frameworks
  • Proven track record of building and scaling a program from inception through to full-scale adoption
  • Deep understanding of Identity solutions (LiveRamp, Epsilon, Experian, etc) and Data Clean Rooms (AWS, Databricks, Snowflake, etc)
  • Sales/GTM experience in the Ads space working on data-driven products
  • Passion for audience advertising, data storytelling, consumer insights and data segmentation
  • A Left and Right brain thinker capable of bridging the gap between complex technical concepts and non-technical stakeholders

What the JD emphasized

  • Deep understanding of the advertising ecosystem including identity and data clean rooms
  • Deep understanding of Identity solutions (LiveRamp, Epsilon, Experian, etc) and Data Clean Rooms (AWS, Databricks, Snowflake, etc)