Learning & Growth Leader - Culture & Employee Experience, Microsoft
Microsoft · United States, Washington, Redmond, United States, Multiple Locations, Multiple Locations · Business Management
About this role
Microsoft is hiring a mid-level Learning & Growth Leader - Culture & Employee Experience, Microsoft based in United States, Washington, Redmond, United States, Multiple Locations, Multiple Locations. The posting calls out experience with Agile. Compensation is listed at $130,900–$277,200 per year.
- Level
- mid
- Employment
- Full-time
- Location
- United States, Washington, Redmond, United States, Multiple Locations, Multiple Locations
- Department
- Business Management
- Posted
- May 15, 2026
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Job description
from Microsoft careersMicrosoft Security is one of the world's largest security organizations — spanning endpoint, identity, cloud, and data security — and one of Microsoft's fastest-growing businesses. Its engineers work at one of the most consequential intersections in technology — where AI, adversarial pressure, and organizational scale meet in real time. Staying effective in that environment requires more than a training catalog. It requires a learning ecosystem: technical programs deep enough to matter, leadership development that changes behavior, and communities where knowledge compounds peer to peer.
As part of the Executive Office of the EVP of Microsoft Security, the Learning & Growth Leader is responsible for building the learning ecosystem and learning culture for Security Engineering. The role owns distinct capability dimensions including technical fluency, systems thinking, and agile leadership and the community infrastructure that makes growth self-sustaining long after any single program ends.
Responsibilities
Build and Run Security Learning Programs
Design and deliver Security Learning — a live and on-demand curriculum spanning technical fluency, AI-augmented security practice, and learning experiences relevant to Microsoft Security's product surface.
Ensure learning is directly tied to what engineers face in their day-to-day work: practical, applicable, and immediately useful.
Build feedback loops from learner experience and manager signal back into curriculum design and prioritization.
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