MongoDB
Senior Leadership Development Manager
$76K–$149K
Atlanta +7 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Sep 15, 2026
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Austin, TX, United States - Experience
- 10+ years of professional experience, including 5+ years designing, delivering, and managing leadership development programs; preferred: 5+ years coaching senior leaders.
About the job
Designs and scales leadership development programs and learning experiences for people managers, especially directors, to build leadership capabilities and improve culture and performance.
What you'll do
- Design, deliver, and evaluate scalable leadership development experiences, including a director-level program for more than 500 leaders.
- Assess learning needs, measure program impact, analyze data, and recommend improvements aligned with business objectives.
- Partner with IT and People Team stakeholders to develop and responsibly scale AI-supported coaching and other technology-enabled experiences.
What they ask for
- 10+ years of professional experience, including 5+ years designing, delivering, and managing leadership development programs.
- Experience designing and scaling development for directors, senior directors, executives, and other experienced leaders.
- Expert facilitation skills and deep subject matter expertise in leadership development and leadership and management capabilities.
- Strong project management, communication, data analysis, and cross-functional influence skills.
Nice to have
- 5+ years coaching senior leaders; coaching certification from ICF, CPCC, Hogan, or comparable accreditation.
- Direct people-management experience or experience leveraging AI-supported platforms to scale training.
Pay
$76,000 — $149,000 USD (base salary)
AI focus
Co-build, evaluate, and responsibly scale AI-supported coaching, just-in-time practice, and other technology-enabled development experiences; AI-supported experiences are also among the learning delivery methods.
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