> Markdown version of [/jobs/ext/1593913-product-manager-ii-help-center-platform](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/jobs/ext/1593913-product-manager-ii-help-center-platform). Every page supports `.md` or `Accept: text/markdown`. Links point to the HTML versions so they work for humans too. Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Product Manager II, Help Center Platform - **Company:** Uber - **Location:** Sunnyvale, CA, United States (Remote available) - **Experience:** Experienced - **Salary:** $161,000.0 - **Contract:** Internship / Graduate position - **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Computer Literacy, Software Debugging, Machine Learning, Large Language Models, Information Technology, Data Analytics - **Published:** July 18, 2026 - **Apply:** https://dejobs.org/x/x/00BDA8B2E44F41E280C4D6975DA4EFF5/job/ ## About the Role 1. Experience: Bechelors degree in Computer Science or similar AND 3+ years of product management experience (including high-impact internships). You have a foundational understanding of the product lifecycle and have successfully contributed to shipping digital features or products. 2. UX affinity & design partnership: A strong "product sense" with a deep appreciation for user experience. You are eager to partner closely with Design and User research to translate complex AI behaviors into intuitive, human-centric interactions. 3. Technical literacy: Comfortable navigating the technical side of AI and LLMs. You understand how conversational agents work and care about the Developer Experience - ensuring the tools and libraries you build are easy for other engineers to adopt. We don't expect you to code, but you should feel comfortable discussing deep technical topics with engineering teams and the platform users. 4. Collaborative execution: Proven ability to work in the trenches with cross-functional teams. You are organized, detail-oriented, and capable of driving projects forward in a fast-paced environment. 5. Communication & storytelling: Ability to clearly articulate the "why" behind a feature. You can translate user pain points into technical requirements and communicate progress effectively to both technical and non-technical teammates., 1. Experience working on mobile experiences and consumer products. 2. Phenomenal track record of working with engineering, analytics and design teams, with proven examples to prioritize work across the team. 3. Grittiness: you never hesitate to roll up your sleeves and tackle something hands-on. 4. Proven track record of growing and scaling a product. ## Description As a Product Manager on the Customer Obsession (CO) team, you will be responsible for improving the developer and user experience for Uber's AI-powered conversational support surfaces. This role bridges the gap between the underlying tech and intuitive user design. You will be responsible for the UX and the foundational platform capabilities that power these interactions. A key part of your mission will be democratizing innovation: you'll build the infrastructure and governance that allows cross-functional teams across Uber to contribute to a shared UX library, ensuring our next-generation AI assistants remain cohesive yet adaptable across different business units. You will leverage modern technologies (including AI/machine learning and conversational interfaces) and strong design partnerships to help scale high-quality support experiences across Uber. What the Candidate Will Do 1. Product thinking: Contribute to the roadmap and execution of the conversational UX component library. Make tradeoff decisions with guidance, balancing user needs, technical constraints, and business impact 2. Champion the customer experience: Champion the end-user by blending design thinking, user research, and data into compelling 'user impact' stories. 3. Execution & ownership: Build the tech and persona-agnostic UX foundations required for a best-in-class experience. Partner with UXR to get quick feedback, Design for interface crafting, and Engineering to ship the underlying platform logic. 4. Drive developer adoption: Own the Developer Experience for our agentic UX library. You'll ensure frictionless discovery, previewing, and debugging, while building the "code agents" and tools that make it easy for teams to adopt and contribute. 5. Data-driven impact: Partner with Data Science to track user behavior changes following UX updates. Use these insights to drive prioritization and secure stakeholder buy-in by 'closing the loop' on performance. 6. 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