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Uber Technologies, Inc. is the world’s largest, San Francisco-based mobile technology platform facilitating on-demand ride-hailing, food delivery (Uber Eats), and freight transportation across approximately 70 countries.
Sr Product Manager - Enterprise Risk joins the Risk team to manage the complex lifecycle of B2B entities within the payment risk domain. This senior individual contributor role involves owning onboarding, information acquisition, manual review workflows, and real-time risk decisioning at checkout and payment for diverse enterprise customer cohorts. The position requires building and maintaining account and billing infrastructure while designing recovery and verification experiences for business customers. Key responsibilities include defining product roadmaps, negotiating cross-functional dependencies with Engineering and Data Science teams, and translating business needs into technical requirements to reduce loss rates. The ideal candidate possesses deep expertise in payment systems, fraud prevention, and risk policy calibration. Required skills include strong analytical capabilities, experience managing complex infrastructure, and the ability to navigate high-stakes problems involving multi-sided marketplace dynamics and sophisticated billing configurations.
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Manage the end-to-end B2B risk lifecycle including onboarding, manual review workflows, and real-time decisioning at checkout.
Segment and calibrate specific risk policies across different enterprise customer cohorts to balance fraud prevention with user experience.
Define product requirements and roadmaps for enterprise risk capabilities and underlying account and billing infrastructure.
Own the recovery and verification experiences for enterprise customers, including fallback challenges and admin verification.
Partner with Engineering and Data Science to implement payment authorization improvements against specific loss-reduction targets.
Triage and prioritize a high volume of cross-functional dependency requests against shared engineering capacity.
Translate business and partnership needs into a technical risk product roadmap through stakeholder management.
Measure and iterate on product impact using KPIs such as loss rates, authorization effectiveness, and chargeback rates.
What we're looking for
8+ years of product management experience as an individual contributor in a technology company.
Experience owning a complex, technically deep product domain such as payments, billing, risk, or platform infrastructure.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Data/Analytics, or a related quantitative field (or equivalent experience).
Strong analytical skills and the ability to use data to inform decisions and measure impact.
Clear written and verbal communication skills for both technical and business audiences.
Proven ability to work cross-functionally with Engineering, Data Science, Business, Design, and Operations teams.
Experience in risk, fraud, or trust & safety within a B2B/enterprise or multi-sided marketplace (preferred).
Prior ownership of products serving business accounts including billing configuration or credit management (preferred); MBA or equivalent experience (preferred).