Uber

Product Marketing Manager, Retail

Uber
US San Francisco, CA
Onsite $137k–$263k 2026-06-19
What this role pays in San Francisco
$137K - $262K
Low
$137K
Median
$193K
High
$262K
Official salary benchmark · BLS OEWS 2025

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<p><b>About the Role</b><br><br>We're looking for a Product Marketing Manager to lead customer experience initiatives across Uber's Retail business. This role will focus on improving the end-to-end retail experience - helping customers get what they need with confidence, whether it's ingredients for dinner, a forgotten charger before a flight, or a last-minute gift delivered on time.<br><br>You'll partner closely with Product, Operations, Data Science, CRM, Marketplace, and Customer Support teams to bring new customer experiences to market and improve the moments that matter most across shopping, fulfillment, delivery, and support. Whether it's launching products that improve order quality or building growth campaigns that drive engagement and marketplace health, your work will directly improve the consistency and reliability of the Retail experience at scale.<br><br>As Retail continues to scale, delivering consistently high-quality experiences will be critical to driving retention, repeat usage, and long-term customer trust. The ideal candidate is customer-obsessed, operationally curious, and excited by solving complex problems across customer experience, fulfillment, and marketplace dynamics - balancing the needs of customers, shoppers, and retailers to make ordering retail items on Uber Eats feel seamless, dependable, and worth coming back to.<br><br><b>What You'll Do:</b><br><br>1. Lead go-to-market strategy for customer experience initiatives across Uber's Retail business.<br>2. Partner cross-functionally with Product, Operations, Marketplace, CRM, Analytics, and Regional Marketing teams to shape and launch new customer and fulfillment experiences.<br>3. Develop audience-led positioning, messaging, and value propositions grounded in customer, shopper, and marketplace insights.<br>4. Partner with Research &amp; Insights to identify learning needs, shape research agendas, and translate findings into actionable strategies.<br>5. Drive adoption and engagement for n

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