With Uber looking to go public in 2019, they’re kicking their expansion efforts into overdrive by expanding the reach of their subsidiary, Jump Bikes.
Along with their dominant ride-hailing service, Uber delved into biking and scooter territory when they acquired Jump Bikes back in April. Since the acquisition, Uber has been making great lengths towards expanding the reach of Jump Bikes, with plans to plant roots in numerous American and European cities.
Taking a look at Jump Bikes job postings on their official website, one can see many open jobs at the moment. Most of them are scattered throughout several states including California, Washington, Texas, Illinois and Arizona. However, if you look closely, you can see a few job postings for international positions in Poland, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and France. The positions on offer range from managerial positions to drivers and mechanics. Jump Bikes clearly wasn’t kidding about expansion efforts.
Uber, alongside ride-hailing competitor Lyft, is looking to go public next year, and is doing everything they can to boost the appeal of their brand before the IPO filing is approved.
