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Policy Applied Scientist – Earnings Policy
Company | Uber |
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Location | San Francisco, CA, USA |
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Salary | $155000 – $172000 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | Bachelor’s |
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Experience Level | Junior, Mid Level |
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Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in economics, statistics, math, computer science, or another quantitative field
- Familiarity with Python
- Demonstrated experience conducting statistical or econometric analysis and synthesizing results into clear, actionable insights
- A track record of working independently and conducting research with minimal oversight
Responsibilities
- Automate the production of fair and accurate earnings statistics; maintain and improve automated reporting pipelines and dashboards for aggregate earnings statistics
- Generate research-driven insights on Uber earners’ income, ensuring fairness and accuracy in all public earnings claims
- Collaborate cross-functionally with product, legal, policy, operations, engineering, and other teams to translate complex earnings data and risk assessments for a wide range of audiences
- Evangelize best practices and advocate for a unified Uber narrative on driver/courier earnings, actively reducing reputational and policy risks
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with earnings, labor economics, or policy research, especially involving gig platforms or marketplaces
- 2+ years’ experience in applied science in a business setting
- Exceptional communication skills, with ability to collaborate cross-functionally and translate technical findings for non-technical audiences
- Experience maintaining and using large data pipelines and dashboards
- Experience with dashboarding tools, SQL, cloud-based data platforms, and AI coding tools
- Ability to work independently and proactively identify research questions and data issues relevant to business or policy
- Project management skills and experience working in a cross-functional environment with researchers, engineers, and business leaders
- Passion for Uber’s mission and for helping shape fair, transparent narratives about driver and courier earnings