Drimva

Waymo

Head of Learning & Development and Culture

$334K–$411K

Mountain View, CA, USA +1 · Director · Full-time · Posted Oct 20, 2026

Location
Mountain View, CA, USA
Mountain View, California, United States
Experience
15+ years of progressively responsible management experience in leadership and organizational development.
Education
BA/BS degree or equivalent practical experience in Human Resources, Learning & Development, or a related discipline.

About the job

Leads Waymo’s learning, leadership development, and culture function, setting strategy and scaling programs to support business and workforce needs.

What you'll do

  • Design and deliver a multi-year learning and capability strategy, including leadership development, onboarding, and functional upskilling.
  • Build a strong learning culture, integrate Waymo Way values and behaviors, and measure program impact.
  • Lead the People Development and Culture team and oversee its governance, budget, vendor partners, and Employee Resource Group support.

What they ask for

  • BA/BS degree or equivalent practical experience in Human Resources, Learning & Development, or a related discipline.
  • 15+ years of progressively responsible management experience in leadership and organizational development, overseeing enterprise learning, leadership development, and talent systems in a complex organization.
  • Experience in a high-growth tech environment, with advanced training and organizational development expertise and a record of leading enterprise-wide change.
  • Demonstrated ability to partner with senior leaders, use analytics to guide decisions, develop teams, and design learning for an AI-centered workforce.

Nice to have

  • Experience in client-facing roles partnering with stakeholders across functions and levels.
  • Experience interpreting trends and innovation and translating them into effective practices; comfort experimenting and learning from retrospectives.

Pay

$334,000 — $411,000 USD base salary

AI focus

Identify human capabilities and learning pathways for an AI-centered workforce, including judgment, discretion, accountability, and agentic needs.

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