Waymo
Manager, Resilience Risk
$200K–$247K
Mountain View, CA, USA +3 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Aug 20, 2026
- Location
- Mountain View, CA, USA
San Francisco, CA, USA
Mountain View, California, United States
San Francisco, California, United States - Experience
- 8+ years in a risk-related field; complex operations involving software and real-world risk are preferred.
About the job
Leads enterprise resilience risk assessment, oversight, reporting, and mitigation across Waymo’s critical services, infrastructure, and operations.
What you'll do
- Lead resilience risk assessments and maintain the Enterprise Resilience Risk Register, including risk ownership and independent oversight.
- Develop resilience metrics, KPIs, and dashboards; analyze trends and report insights to executives, committees, and the organization.
- Set resilience risk strategy and escalation paths, advise on initiatives and market expansions, and coordinate responses to emerging standards and regulations.
What they ask for
- 8+ years of experience in a risk-related field, preferably involving complex software and real-world operations.
- Track record of cross-functional partnership to identify and map dependencies, risks, and mitigations.
- Strong communication skills, including conveying complex risk profiles to executives, committees, and frontline teams.
- Familiarity with business continuity concepts, including the relationship between Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and risk assessments.
Nice to have
- Experience building resilience risk programs in evolving regulatory environments or highly regulated industries.
- Experience with auditing and conformance, quantitative risk models, capability maturity frameworks, or using data and AI tools such as Gemini and Google Workspace.
Pay
$200,000 — $247,000 USD base salary
Tools
Gemini, Google Workspace, CMMI, FAIR, Value-at-Risk, ISO 31000, ISO 22301
AI focus
Preferred: leverage data and AI tools, such as Gemini and Google Workspace, to optimize processes and solve complex problems.
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