Job Description

Uber is offering a 2026 Operations Internship based in Johannesburg. Operations play a critical role in enabling the movement of people, goods, and services across Uber’s platform. This internship provides an opportunity to work closely with Operations Managers and cross-functional teams within the Mobility and Delivery business.

As an intern, you will contribute to impactful, real-time projects by analysing data, solving strategic problems, and supporting decision-making processes. This role is ideal for highly motivated individuals who are passionate about operations, problem-solving, and using data to drive results.

Key Responsibilities

• Work on real-time projects that improve operations and marketplace efficiency
• Analyse data sets to provide insights and support strategic decision-making
• Solve key business problems using analytical frameworks
• Support experimentation with new products and operational improvements
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams including operations, finance, policy, marketing, legal, and customer support
• Contribute to initiatives related to pricing, demand generation, segmentation, and customer operations

Minimum Requirements

• Enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree program for the full duration of the internship
• Available to start on July 6th and work full-time for 6 months
• Must have work authorization in South Africa (no visa sponsorship available)
• Able to transition into a full-time role after the internship if an opportunity arises

Skills and Competencies

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Good planning and organisational abilities
• Problem-solving mindset with logical thinking
• Ability to manage stakeholders and build relationships
• Team-oriented with a positive attitude
• Knowledge of data analytics, SQL, and basic programming (e.g. Python) is advantageous

Additional Information

• Start Date: 6 July 2026
• Duration: 6 months
• Competitive internship allowance and Uber credits
• Opportunity to gain mentorship and global exposure within Uber