Lead Product Manager - Hailables

Lead Product Manager - Hailables Department: Product Team: Product Management Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands Type: Full-Time **About the Role** "All Taxis Trips on Uber" → This is the vision for our global Hailables program. "Hailables" are vehicles that are usually street-hailed, such as taxis, auto-rickshaws, and even motorcycles in some countries. The current hailables industry accounts for roughly twice the size of Uber’s mobility business, representing a significant growth area for Uber. Our team owns the entire Hailables program - a high visibility, multi-billion dollar growth bet for Uber. We own the end-to-end rider and driver experiences for these products, partnering closely with product and eng teams from multiple areas: core rider experience, core driver experience, marketplace fares, matching, fulfillment, etc. This role will focus on a new big bet - "Uber in the Middle" - where we connect third party supply and third party demand to become a true marketplace. In this role, you will be responsible for several workstreams, including ensuring successful market and partner launches. You will partner with various stakeholders, including working closely with our taxi software subsidiary, Autocab. The key focus areas for this role will be to expand our product offering for large taxi fleets by providing tools to enable drivers - and those fleet partners - to maximize their earnings on Uber. Additionally, you will also be responsible for integrating various sources of demand into our marketplace so that we can optimize our marketplace. **What the Candidate Will Need / Bonus Points** \-\-\-\- What the Candidate Will Do ---- 1. Define a product vision for the Hailables third-party marketplace and identify short, medium, and long term initiatives to build your product roadmap spanning all trip categories. 2. Integrate 3P Hailables fleets and demand sources into our marketplace 3. Working closely with our partner companies and various subsidiaries globally 4. Translate user needs and insights into product requirements by distilling user problems, writing hypotheses, and describing