Drimva

Uber

Sr Manager, Science - Merchant

$252K–$280K

San Francisco, California +2 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 14, 2026

Location
San Francisco, California
Seattle, Washington
New York City, New York
Experience
Minimum 10 years as a Scientist or equivalent; 8+ years with a Ph.D.; minimum 4 years in people management.
Education
Ph.D., M.S., or Bachelor's degree in Math, Economics, Statistics, Engineering, or other quantitative fields.

About the job

Leads Uber Eats Merchant science, setting technical direction and driving high-impact product and marketplace initiatives through a team of scientists.

What you'll do

  • Lead, mentor, and develop scientists, including senior individual contributors and people managers.
  • Set technical vision and roadmap for product areas, including marketplace design, pricing, and machine learning applications.
  • Turn complex business questions into analysis and insights, and partner cross-functionally to execute initiatives and strengthen data foundations.

What they ask for

  • Degree in Math, Economics, Statistics, Engineering, or another quantitative field (Ph.D., M.S., or Bachelor's).
  • At least 10 years of industry experience as a Scientist or equivalent (8+ years with a Ph.D.).
  • At least 4 years of people-management experience, including managing managers and senior individual contributors.
  • Expertise in experimental design, causal inference, production machine learning, and Python or R for large-scale data analysis.

Nice to have

  • Ability to balance analytical rigor with business judgment and practical impact.
  • Strong storytelling skills for communicating technical subjects to executive audiences.

Pay

USD $252,000 per year - USD $280,000 per year (base salary) for New York City, San Francisco, and Seattle roles.

Tools

Python, R

AI focus

Applies machine learning to marketplace design, pricing algorithms, and product systems; develops machine learning models for production environments.

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First seen Oct 15, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)