Enterprise Account Executive

Uber Uber · Consumer · Tokyo, Japan · Business Development

Uber Eats Japan is hiring an Enterprise Account Executive to lead the sales cycle for bringing top restaurant brands onto the Uber Eats platform. This role involves identifying, pitching, and closing partnerships with high-potential enterprise and national restaurant groups, working with C-level stakeholders and cross-functional teams.

What you'd actually do

  1. Identify and pursue: National and regional brand opportunities that align with Uber Eats' long-term merchant strategy.
  2. Build and manage: A pipeline of enterprise leads, balancing fast-turn wins with long-cycle strategic pursuits.
  3. Lead end-to-end deal execution: Including value proposition development, negotiation, and contract closure.
  4. Collaborate with cross-functional teams: Legal, Product, Finance, Marketing, to create compelling, customized proposals.
  5. Act as a trusted advisor: To senior external stakeholders, articulating Uber Eats' unique value to each brand.

Skills

Required

  • B2B sales or partnerships experience
  • Complex deal management
  • Commercial and financial acumen
  • Executive negotiation skills
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Native-level Japanese
  • Business-level English

Nice to have

  • Experience in food delivery, enterprise SaaS, retail technology, or FMCG industries
  • Familiarity with navigating matrixed organizations
  • Experience with CRM and sales reporting tools (e.g., Salesforce, Tableau)
  • Prior involvement in designing or shaping new go-to-market playbooks or commercial models
  • Strong understanding of Japan's national restaurant landscape and digital transformation trends

What the JD emphasized

  • 8+ years of experience in B2B sales or partnerships
  • proven track record of consistently meeting or exceeding targets
  • Demonstrated success managing complex, long-cycle deals with multiple stakeholders
  • Experience influencing and negotiating with senior external stakeholders, including C-level decision-makers