Technical Sourcer, Waymo
$155-194k
+ Annual Bonus Program + Equity Incentive Plan
Autonomous driving technology
Be an early applicant
Autonomous driving technology
1001+ employees
Be an early applicant
$155-194k
+ Annual Bonus Program + Equity Incentive Plan
1001+ employees
Company mission
To make it simpler and safer for people to move things and themselves around.
Role
Who you are
- 10+ years of experience in technical sourcing, preferably in a fast-paced technology environment
- Deep understanding of the Machine Learning/AI domain and related talent pools
- Proven track record of success in sourcing and engaging passive technical candidates
- Strong knowledge of sourcing tools and techniques
- Ability to build relationships with stakeholders at all levels
- Data-driven and results-oriented
Desirable
- Prior experience with Greenhouse ATS
- Prior experience with GEM CRM
What the job involves
- You will report to a Sourcing Manager and will be based remotely from the United States
- Drive hiring outcomes for a single or multiple talent ecosystems to meet hiring demand
- Act as a subject-matter expert and trusted advisor to business leaders on talent and sourcing needs
- Develop and execute sourcing strategies to identify and attract top talent, leveraging various channels including online platforms, employee referrals, and recruiting events
- Build and maintain a strong pipeline of qualified candidates, ensuring diversity and representation
- Screen candidates and conduct initial assessments to determine fit
- Collaborate with recruiting partners and hiring managers to co-create hiring strategy and manage candidates
- Utilize data and metrics to track progress, identify trends, and improve sourcing effectiveness
- Contribute to and drive prioritized project work, selecting appropriate methods to address sourcing needs
- Champion diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the hiring process
- Mentor and guide junior team members
Our take
Waymo is an autonomous driving technology company that began as the Google self-driving car project in 2009. After initial development, it secured permits to deploy autonomous ride-hailing services in cities including Phoenix and San Francisco, but has recently hit a major bump in the road with safety concerns that resulted in a recall of over 400 self-driving cars.
With the autonomous driving industry already besieged by setbacks and public distrust, this development does Waymo no favours. That said, as an industry leader there remains the possibility it will see out the storm, but massive attention will need to be given to rebuilding trust with consumers if this is to be the case.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
Company
Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)
Aug 2024
$5.6bn
SERIES C
Jun 2021
$2.5bn
GROWTH EQUITY VC
Total funding: $11.1bn
Company values
- Our customers are at the heart of everything we do
- Safety is our foundation
- We pioneer
- Act with thoughtful urgency
- Respect each other
- Be responsible owners
- We’re stronger together
- Optionality creates opportunities
- Always be learning
- Celebrate progress
Company HQ
Mountain View, CA
Articles
Leadership
Dmitri Dolgov
(Co-CEO, not founder)Former CTO of the company. After a PhD at the University of Michigan, they worked as a Stanford Postdoctoral Researcher before moving to the Toyota Research Institute. They also spent 8 years at Google as a Software Engineer.
Tekedra N. Mawakana
(Co-CEO, not founder)Has worked at Waymo since 2017, as Global Head of Policy then CXO then COO before becoming Co-CEO. They are on the Board of Advisors at Operator Collective, Board of Directors at Intuit, and an Advisor for Boom Supersonic.
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