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10 Uber legal leaders
These ten current Uber legal leaders hold associate general counsel and legal director roles covering Latin America, Asia Pacific, safety, litigation and regulatory work, delivery, autonomous mobility, AI and privacy, and insurance litigation. A reader can learn how legal leaders work at Uber from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Angélica Huacuja
LinkedInExperience: Associate General Counsel Head of Legal, LATAM · Uber
Associate General Counsel Head of Legal, LATAM at Uber since July 2026 and Interim Head of Legal LATAM since December 2025, based in Mexico City. The profile describes leading legal strategy across regulatory, litigation, product, commercial and labor matters in the region. Former Senior Director (2025–2026) and Director (2021–2025), Labor & Employment LATAM at Uber.
Anu Ambikaipalan
LinkedInExperience: Associate General Counsel, APAC · Uber
Associate General Counsel, APAC at Uber since March 2022, based in Singapore. Former Senior Director, Head of APAC Legal (2021–2022), Legal Director, Labor & Employment, APAC & EMEA (2020–2021), Legal Director, Labor & Employment, APAC (2019–2020) and Head of Employment Legal, APAC (2017–2019) at Uber.
Bobby Rasmussen
LinkedInExperience: Director, Product Legal · Uber
Director, Product Legal at Uber since March 2026, with the profile describing a team of product counsel and program managers supporting Uber's core Delivery lines of business. Former Managing Senior Counsel, Delivery (2024–2026) and Senior Counsel, Delivery (2021–2024) at Uber, and former Associate Senior Counsel (2019–2021) and Counsel (2016–2019) at Postmates by Uber.
Christopher Storm
LinkedInExperience: Legal Director, Autonomous Mobility & Delivery · Uber
Legal Director, Autonomous Mobility & Delivery at Uber since July 2025, described as commercial and product counsel for that business and listed at Director level. Former Legal Director, Intellectual Property (2022–2025, and 2019–2022), Legal Director, Emerging Technologies (2018–2019) and Senior Counsel, Intellectual Property (2016–2018) at Uber.
Jessica Sampson
LinkedInExperience: Legal Director, Head of Global Delivery Legal · Uber
Legal Director, Head of Global Delivery Legal at Uber since July 2025, with the profile describing a team of 20+ in-house attorneys giving product and commercial advice across Uber's delivery business lines. Former Legal Director, Head of Online Food Delivery (2021–2025) and Senior Counsel, US&C Mobility Ops/Product/Regulatory (2017–2021) at Uber, and former General Counsel at the Chicago Department of Aviation (2014–2017).
Joanne Moon
LinkedInExperience: Director, Complex Insurance Litigation & Strategy · Uber
Director, Complex Insurance Litigation & Strategy at Uber since March 2026, based in Chicago and listed in the Legal department at Director level. Former Senior Counsel - Special Matters & Central Strategy (2024–2026), Senior Counsel - Safety & Core Services (2021–2024) and Counsel (2018–2021) at Uber, and former Associate Attorney at Hinkhouse Williams Walsh LLP (2015–2018).
Randall Haimovici
LinkedInExperience: Associate General Counsel, Litigation, Regulatory & Competition · Uber
Associate General Counsel, Litigation, Regulatory & Competition at Uber since May 2023, based in San Francisco. Former Associate General Counsel, US Mobility & Canada (2021–2023) and Director, Litigation (2016–2021) at Uber, and former Partner (2009–2016) and Associate (2001–2008) at Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P.
Ryan Dolby-Stevens
LinkedInExperience: Legal Director - Artificial Intelligence & Algorithms, EMEA · Uber
Legal Director - Artificial Intelligence & Algorithms, EMEA at Uber since March 2024, based in the United Kingdom. Former Senior Counsel - Artificial Intelligence & Algorithms, EMEA (2023–2024), Senior Counsel - Litigation & Regulatory, UK&I (2021–2023), Legal Counsel - Litigation & Regulatory, UK&I (2019–2021) and Associate Legal Counsel (2017–2019) at Uber.
Scott Binnings
LinkedInExperience: Associate General Counsel, Safety & Core Services · Uber
Associate General Counsel, Safety & Core Services at Uber since October 2022, based in San Francisco and listed at Director level. Former Senior Legal Director - Safety, Payments, and Risk (2022), Senior Legal Director - Safety (2021–2022), Legal Director - Safety (2018–2021) and Senior Counsel - Safety (2017–2018) at Uber.
Sejal S.
LinkedInExperience: Legal Director - AI/ML Privacy & Cybersecurity · Uber
Legal Director - AI/ML Privacy & Cybersecurity at Uber since March 2024, based in Washington, D.C. and listed at Director level. Former Senior Counsel, Privacy & Cybersecurity at Uber (2020–2024), former Assistant General Counsel - Privacy & Cybersecurity at Jabil (2017–2020) and former Counsel at Venable LLP (2012–2017).
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Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does an in-house legal team at a platform company support new product launches across many countries?
- 02How should a legal department organize regulatory and litigation work for a business that operates city by city?
- 03How does a product legal team advise on AI, privacy and autonomous vehicle programs?
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