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Balaji Krishnamurthy is the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Uber, bringing with him a strong background in strategic finance and investor relations developed through progressive leadership roles within the company. With a foundation in business administration and management, he is well positioned to contribute to Uber's continued growth and financial strategy.
Who is the CFO of Uber?
Balaji Krishnamurthy is a seasoned finance executive who serves as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Uber. He has built his career entirely within Uber, rising through a series of increasingly senior finance roles before assuming the CFO position. His deep familiarity with Uber's business — spanning mobility, delivery, and investor relations — positions him as a strong steward of the company's financial strategy.
Prior to becoming CFO, Balaji Krishnamurthy served as VP of Strategic Finance & Investor Relations at Uber, where he led the company's financial planning and capital markets engagement. Before that, he held the role of VP of Strategic Finance for Mobility & Delivery, overseeing financial strategy across Uber's two core business segments.
Work History
- Uber - Chief Financial Officer: February 2026 - Present
- Uber - VP, Strategic Finance & Investor Relations: January 2025 - February 2026
- Uber - VP, Strategic Finance - Mobility & Delivery: February 2024 - December 2024
- Infoedge India Ltd., - Summer Intern: April 2008 - June 2008
Education History
Balaji Krishnamurthy holds a degree in Business Administration and Management from the Management Development Institute, Gurgaon, where he developed the analytical and strategic foundation that has underpinned his finance career.
When did Balaji Krishnamurthy join Uber?
Balaji Krishnamurthy assumed the role of Chief Financial Officer at Uber in February 2026. His appointment to the CFO position reflects the depth of institutional knowledge and financial leadership he cultivated through his prior roles at the company.
