Global Early Careers Program Lead

Addepar, Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 118,000 - 147,000; Full time

Job summary

Addepar is seeking a Sr. Talent Program Manager to lead global early careers programs, including internships and new graduate cohorts, and to build university partnerships.

You will design scalable programs, establish success metrics, and collaborate with Talent Acquisition and leaders across the globe to help emerging talent thrive and convert to long-term careers at Addepar. You will bridge strategy and hands-on execution in a fast-paced global tech environment, shaping the candidate

Qualifications

• 6+ years of experience in Talent Development, Learning & Development, or Early Careers.
• Experience designing and managing early career programs in a fast-paced global tech environment.
• Strong workshop facilitator with the ability to inspire early career professionals.
• Experience building external university partnerships and campus strategy initiatives.
• Excellent organizational skills with the ability to scale multi-faceted programs across global teams.
• Ability to use data, feedback, and storytelling to measure program impact.

Responsibilities

• Scope, design, and manage scalable global early career initiatives including internships and rotations.
• Define and monitor program success metrics using feedback, outcomes, and data.

Skills

Workshop facilitation

University partnerships

Cross-functional collaboration

Data-driven decision making

Communication skills

Relationship building

Job description

Addepar is seeking a Sr. Talent Program Manager to lead global early careers programs, including internships and new graduate cohorts, and to build university partnerships.

You will design scalable programs, establish success metrics, and collaborate with Talent Acquisition and leaders across the globe to help emerging talent thrive and convert to long-term careers at Addepar. You will bridge strategy and hands-on execution in a fast-paced global tech environment, shaping the candidate