据周二的一份声明，Uber Technologies Inc.总裁Jill Hazelbaker将离开这家网约车巨头，出任OpenAI首席企业事务官，负责该人工智能公司的全球传播和企业定位工作，成为今年离开Uber的最新一位资深高管。
Technologies Inc. President Jill Hazelbaker is leaving the ride-hailing giant to lead communications at OpenAI, becoming the latest veteran executive to depart Uber this year. Hazelbaker will join OpenAI as chief corporate affairs officer, overseeing the artificial intelligence company’s global communications and corporate positioning efforts, according to a statement Tuesday.
Hazelbaker于2015年加入Uber，此前曾在Snapchat Inc.和Alphabet Inc.旗下的Google任职。在联合创始人兼前首席执行官Travis Kalanick执掌公司的动荡早期，她发挥了重要作用，领导公司的政策和传播业务。
Hazelbaker joined Uber in 2015 after stints at Snapchat Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google. She played a prominent role during the company’s tumultuous early years under co-founder and former Chief Executive Officer Travis Kalanick, leading its policy and communications operations.
后来，她成为现任首席执行官Dara Khosrowshahi的得力助手，职位不断晋升，成为Uber最高层高管之一。今年5月，她获提拔为总裁兼首席企业事务官，额外负责公司的人力资源和房地产职能。
She later became a trusted lieutenant of current CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, rising through the ranks to become one of Uber’s most senior executives. In May, she was promoted to president and chief corporate affairs officer, taking on additional oversight of the company’s human resources and real estate functions.
晋升约一个月后，Hazelbaker宣布计划裁减Uber人力资源部门23%的岗位，作为简化组织架构努力的一部分。随后，公司进行了更大规模的裁员，影响10%的员工，旨在减少官僚主义。
About a month after her promotion, Hazelbaker announced plans to cut 23% of jobs in Uber’s human resources division as part of an effort to simplify its organizational structure. That was followed by a broader round of layoffs affecting 10% of the company’s workforce, aimed at reducing bureaucracy.
她的离职增加了Uber高层领导变动的系列事件，正值投资者权衡这家公司在日益由自动驾驶汽车塑造的交通行业中的未来。
Her departure adds to a series of senior leadership changes at Uber as investors weigh the company’s future in a transportation industry increasingly shaped by autonomous vehicles.
Uber全球自动驾驶出行和配送负责人Sarfraz Maredia将于本月晚些时候离职，此前他在公司任职逾12年。负责Uber配送业务的Susan Anderson于6月离职，此前她在公司工作近十年。
Sarfraz Maredia, Uber’s global head of autonomous mobility and delivery, is set to leave later this month after more than 12 years at the company. Susan Anderson, who led Uber’s delivery business, departed in June after nearly a decade.