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Uber · San Francisco, CA

Compensation Manager

San Francisco, CA, United StatesFull-timeManager or lead$162,000 per year

Listed on Uber’s official careers site. Posted September 17, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

ABOUT THE ROLE

As the Sales Compensation Business Partner, you'll own the total rewards strategy and incentive design for a fast-moving business and its sales population, connecting the dots across Talent Acquisition, Sales, Finance, HR, and business leadership.

This is a broad, high-ownership role

you'll design pay structures and incentive plans, guide hiring decisions, own leveling and benchmarking, and advise executives, translating complex business needs into pay practices that are equitable and market-competitive. It takes financial acumen, strong data-modeling skills, and the ability to influence senior stakeholders through clear, credible communication.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Plan Design & Strategy: Partner with Sales Operations and Sales Leadership to help design end-to-end sales incentive compensation plans that drive strategic behaviors, market share expansion, and margin growth.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

Act as the primary advisor to Sales Operations, HRBPs, Legal, and Strategy and Planning to resolve complex compensation questions and ensure seamless plan administration.

Job Architecture

Own job evaluations, leveling architecture, segmentation, and OTE-range development, using external market data and advanced modeling across markets and roles to ensure leveling decisions are consistently applied, directly inform comp outcomes, and align with Uber's global compensation architecture.

Change Management & Communication

Assist in the rollout of new compensation plans, creating clear training materials and calculators to ensure the sales team understands how they are rewarded.

Financial Modeling & Analytics

Build complex, predictive models to stress-test commission structures, evaluate financial risk, and forecast the ROI of various incentive scenarios.

Performance Insights

Continuously analyze plan effectiveness, quota attainment, and commission distributions to provide actionable recommendations to leadership.

BASIC Qualification Experience

Minimum of 6 years (8 preferred) of direct experience in sales compensation design, sales operations, financial planning & analysis (FP&A).

Industry Background

Proven track record in a fast-paced, high-growth technology environment (SaaS, marketplace platforms, or on-demand logistics/food delivery experience is a major plus).

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or a related quantitative field.

Technical Skills

Advanced data modeling skills (Excel/Google Sheets) and hands-on experience with modern commission software (e.g., CaptivateIQ, Spiff, Xactly) and CRM tools (Salesforce).

Analytical Mindset

Ability to synthesize complex, high-volume transactional data into clear, high-level business conclusions.

Responsibilities

For San Francisco, CA-based roles

The base salary range for this role is USD $162,000 per year - USD $180,000 per year. You will be eligible to participate in Uber's bonus program, and may be offered an equity award & other types of comp. All full-time employees are eligible to participate in a 401(k) plan. You will also be eligible for various benefits.

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