Uber
Application Developer – Atlassian
$153K–$170K
San Francisco, California +1 · Full-time · Posted Oct 7, 2026
- Location
- San Francisco, California
Sunnyvale, California - Experience
- 5+ years of combined software engineering and/or Atlassian platform administration and development experience.
About the job
Designs and develops scalable Atlassian systems, applications, integrations, and AI-powered automations for Uber’s work management tools.
What you'll do
- Design and optimize Jira and Confluence environments and build secure Atlassian Forge applications.
- Develop integrations using Atlassian REST and GraphQL APIs, and automate workflows with AI applications and Rovo Agents.
- Lead work end-to-end, from stakeholder requirements through production debugging, while addressing technical debt.
What they ask for
- 5+ years of combined experience in software engineering and/or Atlassian platform administration and development.
- Deep proficiency in Jira workflows, custom fields, schemes, permissions, and enterprise configurations.
- Hands-on experience with Atlassian Forge app development and the Forge platform; experience with ScriptRunner.
- Experience with Atlassian REST and GraphQL APIs and managing marketplace apps such as Structure, JEMH, or EazyBI; demonstrated use of AI-powered developer tools.
Nice to have
- Experience with Atlassian Rovo Agents, LLM integrations, prompt engineering, and defining agent actions.
- EazyBI dashboard and analytics expertise, or experience supporting large organizations with rigorous governance requirements.
Pay
USD $153,000 per year - USD $170,000 per year (base salary; San Francisco, CA); USD $153,000 per year - USD $170,000 per year (base salary; Sunnyvale, CA)
Tools
Jira, Confluence, Atlassian Forge, ScriptRunner, Atlassian REST, GraphQL, Structure, JEMH
AI focus
Build and maintain AI-powered applications and Atlassian Rovo Agents for workflow automation; use AI-powered developer tools, with Rovo Agents and LLM integrations listed as preferred experience.
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