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Regional Data Manager, Citymapper

New York

At Citymapper (a Via company), we’re on a mission to make complex cities easier to navigate for everyday people. Our app helps millions of riders across hundreds of cities worldwide get around by providing access to the most up-to-date and advanced transportation options available. We make getting around your favorite city simple, so you can focus on enjoying the ride.

As a Regional Data Manager at Citymapper, you will lead a talented team of Data Analysts who are at the core of Citymapper’s exceptional data quality. Working closely with product, engineering, and operations partners, you will ensure our web and mobile products remain accurate, reliable, and trusted by users around the world. This role blends people leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and hands-on problem solving—giving you the opportunity to make a visible impact every day.

 About the Role

  • Lead a high-performing team of Data Analysts, setting a high standard for data quality, mentorship, and continuous improvement
  • Own the data strategy and quality for your region across Citymapper’s web and mobile products, ensuring millions of users can rely on us every day
  • Partner with product, engineering, and operations teams to support product development, delivery, customer success, and user growth
  • Collaborate with engineers to improve tools, automate workflows, and build scalable systems that grow with the business
  • Turn complex datasets into actionable insights that inform decisions and drive product improvements
  • Translate complex data into insights that improve how our product serves users

About You

  • You bring a minimum of 4 years of experience working with data, Python, and/or common transit data formats (GTFS, TransXChange, SIRI, HAFAS, etc.)
  • You are a people leader who motivates, mentors, and develops high-performing teams
  • You’re comfortable working with large datasets and turning them into clear, actionable insights
  • You bring strong project management skills, close attention to detail, and a commitment to high standards
  • You have a proven track record of delivering results and moving work forward
  • You communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders and are comfortable working across teams
  • You have a genuine interest in public transportation, cities, and how transit networks operate at scale

What We Offer

  • Becoming part of a company that was awarded for its commitment to social good
  • Salary Range: $85,000 - $115,000 per year. Final salary will be determined by the candidate’s experience, knowledge, and skills. Salary reflected does not include equity or variable pay, where applicable
  • We are proud to offer a generous and comprehensive benefits package, including free medical plans and 401K matching.

There has never been a more exciting time to be on the cutting edge of public mobility. Ready to join the ride?

Via is an equal opportunity employer.

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