Sr Machine Learning Engineer - Consumer Incentives
uberSeattle (WA)
Sr Machine Learning Engineer - Consumer Incentives
Posted today
uberSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role, you will build scalable products powered by distributed systems and AI to optimize consumer experiences across grocery and food verticals. You will lead initiatives that support sustainable growth and work with cross-functional teams to deliver impactful customer solutions. This position offers hands-on ownership from design to production, with a focus on large-scale optimization. You will join a mission-driven team that shapes how millions of users move and shop globally. This is a chance to influence product strategy and scale critical systems in a fast-paced environment. Compensation / Benefits bonus program equity 401(k) plan other types of compensation various benefits
Responsibilities:
Design and launch products that drive consumer experience and business outcomes Manage end-to-end project lifecycles from scoping to post-launch maintenance Improve and scale systems and algorithms for high-volume operations Collaborate with product management, operations, and data science teams
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics or related field with 4+ years experience Proficiency in Python, Go, or Java Experience building and productionizing end-to-end ML systems Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration Ownership mindset to drive projects from start to finish strong communication ownership collaboration distributed systems AI/ML systems end-to-end machine learning productionization
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