Aftermarket Commercial Lead
Waymo · Mountain View, CA, USA · Mountain View (US-MTV-EMF690)
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Roboticsonsitelead$168k–$207k
At a glance
Highlights
- Serve as commercial face of Aftermarket to global Driven-by-Waymo fleet partners.
- Lead shift to automated invoicing on shipment for millions in capital efficiency.
- Scale warranty and insurance operations with robust subrogation claims processes.
What they offer
- Discretionary annual bonus program
- Equity incentive plan
- Generous Company benefits program
Ideal candidate
A commercially savvy relationship-builder with deep automotive aftermarket instincts who thrives in ambiguity and loves turning complex operations into scalable global partner growth.
Requirements
- BA/BS degree required in Business, Supply Chain, Finance, Economics, Engineering, or a related field
- 10+ years of professional experience in commercial strategy, aftermarket operations, or partner account management in high-tech, autonomous vehicles, or automotive OEMs/Tier-1 suppliers
- Proven track record of building price lists, establishing Fair Market Value (FMV), and negotiating complex B2B commercial agreements or partner contracts
- Strong financial acumen with experience modeling fully loaded costs, margins, working capital optimization, and financial reporting
- Exceptional cross-functional leadership skills with demonstrated ability to align Finance, Legal, Engineering, and Business Systems teams around large-scale operational transformations
- Ability to navigate high-stakes external customer/partner communications, with executive presentation skills tailored for C-suite and leadership stakeholders
- Comfort with ambiguity in a rapidly scaling, highly autonomous technology environment, with a track record of driving projects from strategy through execution
- remote policy
- hybrid
Lab profile
About Waymo
Autonomous driving technology company building the Waymo Driver for fully autonomous ride-hailing.
What they build
- Waymo Driver
- Fully autonomous ride-hail service
Known for
- Large-scale driving simulation
- Simulation realism
- Quantitative evaluations
- Onboard autonomy models
Key facts
- Founded in 2009
- Started as the Google Self-Driving Car Project