Senior Safety Operations Manager

As Uber continues to grow, the Safety function needs to scale with it. Support the continued safe and sustainable growth of Uber's operations for the Mobility side. #StandforSafety as core value and delivering on this is crucial for the long term success of Uber.Help keep our 100,000 Earners and millions of customers safe. Contributing to how Uber continually improves the safety of our platform by designing new mitigation practices, supporting implementation of new products or problem solving as a team with a diverse range of internal and external stakeholders. You will spend your time working with local teams in ANZ as well as global teams from the US, LATAM and Europe!Roles and responsibilities as a Sr. Safety Manager:Owner of Personal Safety for ANZ
Facilitating risk assessments when new product offerings are put on the platform
Subject matter expert for personal safety areas such as Sexual Assault, Physical Assault and Occupational Violence
Building and maintaining external relationships with NGO partners such as She's a Crowd, WESNET, TGV, FullStop Australia and Safeguarding and Child Protection.ANZ Mobility POC
Incident escalations for decision
Stakeholder management: GM, Director Marketplace, Driver Head, etc.
Regulatory ops key contact
Education PoC of relevant team members
Safety advice into service and product launches on business growth bets
Safety product rollout PoCData Insights
Interpreting data for all business review MBR/QBR/WBR
Investigation and recommendation on top of insightsANCAP Management
External relationship
Maintaining process
Guiding Ops teams through process
Demonstrating good judgment and decision makingSkills and competencies:
Independent critical thinking and problem solving to tackle big challenges
Stakeholder engagement and management
Independently identifying improvement opportunities and challenging the status quo
Independently evaluating business growth ambitions for potential safety risks
Using various inputs such as external data, regulation changes etc as well as internal data, business changes and experience to predict where safety risk may arise