About the role and team
At Uber, attracting top talent isn’t just about filling roles — it’s about building a movement. As our Recruitment Marketing Manager, you’ll be at the center of that effort: turning awareness into interest, and interest into long-term connection. You’ll build and scale how we nurture future talent — not through flashy one-offs, but through thoughtful campaigns, smart segmentation, and content that actually resonates.
This role sits on our Global Talent Marketing team and partners closely with Comms, Brand, and TA. The pace is fast, the bar is high, and the path isn’t always clear. If you thrive in ambiguity, lead with both strategy and craft, and genuinely love connecting the dots between storytelling and systems — this is where you’ll grow.
Note : This role requires direct experience on an employment brand or talent attraction team. Candidates without this background along with paid experience won’t be considered.
What You'll Do
Build and nurture global talent communities by owning strategy and execution across CRM platforms. You’ll personalize candidate journeys to reflect our EVP and keep top talent engaged — even when we’re not hiring.
Create content and campaigns that celebrate Uber’s culture and people. You’ll bring our EVP to life across web, email, events, and social — always with an eye on storytelling, not just promotion.
Run high-impact recruitment media campaigns, partnering with vendors and optimizing spend across job boards, social platforms, and programmatic channels.
Use CRM tools like Beamery or Avature to segment audiences, automate workflows, and track campaign performance — and use those insights to iterate fast.
Partner closely with recruiters and hiring managers to align on talent priorities and convert community interest into pipeline.
Collaborate cross-functionally with Brand, Comms, and People teams to bring integrated campaigns to life — and ensure every candidate touchpoint reflects our values and voice.
Act as a talent marketing strategist, not just an executor. You’ll look around corners, anticipate engagement gaps, and design systems to meet the moment.
How You’ll Spend Your Time
CRM and candidate nurture campaigns – 30%
Content and brand activation – 25%
Paid media and performance tracking – 20%
Cross-functional collaboration and intake – 15%
Strategy, reporting, and optimization – 10%
Basic Qualifications
2+ years of experience on an employment brand or talent attraction team (required)
Paid Media Experience
Strong track record in building and growing talent communities across regions and functions
Skilled in content creation and storytelling, with a solid grasp of brand tone and candidate engagement
Hands-on experience using talent CRMs like Beamery or Avature
Comfortable with data — from pulling reports to translating metrics into action
Preferred Qualifications
Experience leading global paid media campaigns in recruitment marketing
Background in activating EVP and managing employer brand campaigns end-to-end
Familiarity with audience segmentation and campaign targeting via CRM and market insights
Previous work aligning talent marketing to evolving business needs across functions or geos
San Francisco, CA
Uber Technologies, Inc. develops and supports proprietary technology applications that enable independent providers of ridesharing, and meal preparation and delivery services to transact with end-users worldwide. The company operates in two segments, Core Platform and Other Bets. Its driver partners provide ridesharing services through a range of vehicles, such as cars, auto rickshaws, motorbikes, minibuses, or taxis, as well as based on the number of riders under the UberBLACK, UberX, UberPOOL, Express POOL, and Uber Bus names; and restaurant and delivery partners provide meal preparation and delivery services under the Uber Eats name.
The company also offers Uber Central, a tool that enables companies to request, manage, and pay for rides for their employees, customers, or partners; and Uber Health, which allows healthcare professionals to arrange rides for patients going to and from the care destinations. In addition, it provides freight transportation services to shippers in the freight industry under the Uber Freight name; leases vehicles to third-parties that use the vehicles to provide ridesharing or eats services through the platforms; and provides access to rides through personal mobility products, including dockless e-bikes and e-scooters under the JUMP name. The company was formerly known as Ubercab, Inc. and changed its name to Uber Technologies, Inc. in February 2011. Uber Technologies, Inc. was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.