Senior Account Manager, Uber Eats Poland

Uber Uber · Consumer · Warsaw, Poland · Sales & Account Management

Senior Account Manager for Uber Eats Poland, focusing on strategic growth and long-term partnerships with top SMB restaurant partners. Responsibilities include managing sales pipelines, identifying growth opportunities, upselling marketing solutions, tracking KPIs, collaborating across departments, and negotiating with partners.

What you'd actually do

  1. Build and scale long-term partnerships with Poland’s top SMB merchants, moving beyond transactional support to become a trusted advisor by truly understanding what matters most to their business.
  2. Navigate ambiguity, shifting priorities, and internal complexity to unlock value for both our partners and Uber, ensuring they thrive on our platform.
  3. Identify and execute growth opportunities by managing your sales pipeline with urgency and discipline, upselling marketing solutions (Ads, promotions) that align with specific merchant needs.
  4. Own your portfolio end-to-end, track the details, and monitor merchant KPIs to provide data-driven recommendations that drive consistent retention and prevent churn.
  5. Collaborate across disciplines—including Operations, Marketing, Product, and Legal—to shape proposals, resolve blockers, and deliver solutions that scale.

Skills

Required

  • 4+ years of professional experience in account management, sales, or similar partner-facing functions.
  • Native or professional business fluency in Polish and English.
  • Experience with Excel or Google Sheets, with the ability to use data to inform business judgment.
  • Proven experience managing high-value accounts and meeting or exceeding business targets/quotas.

Nice to have

  • Experience with SQL to independently pull and analyze partner data insights.
  • Deep knowledge of the technology, food delivery, or e-commerce sectors within the Polish market.
  • Strong systems thinking and the ability to build frameworks for solving recurring partner challenges in high-ambiguity environments.

What the JD emphasized

  • ownership
  • resilience
  • grit
  • imperfect information
  • messy reality
  • competing priorities
  • tough conversations
  • no one-size-fits-all playbook