Director, Google · Enterprise AI & Transformation

I design and scale AI-driven enterprise operating models that convert technology, talent, and capital into durable business advantage.

Over two decades, I've led large-scale strategy and transformation mandates across technology, operations, sales, marketing, and people functions — building future-ready capabilities, turning around underperforming businesses, and unlocking step-change growth at global scale.

My work focuses on turning AI from experimentation into operating leverage: higher revenue velocity, lower cost-to-serve, faster decision-making, and better customer and employee experiences.

What I enjoy building

Operating models that compound.

A consistent through-line in my career has been converting human effort into scalable systems — and scalable systems into shareholder value.

  • 1Better products that solve real customer problems
  • 2Better systems that scale without linear cost
  • 3Better narratives that align leaders and boards
  • 4Better organizational capabilities that outlast individuals
  • 5Better, more resilient revenue streams
About

Rahul Jindal

I operate at the intersection of AI, operating models, and value creation, with hands-on experience spanning software engineering, product enablement, go-to-market, intellectual property, and human capital.

I am particularly effective in environments where the existing operating model is nearing its limits — where enterprises need to rethink how work gets done, how decisions are made, and how humans and machines are designed to work together.

I have built and led high-performance global teams, consistently delivering top-decile engagement outcomes while driving measurable business impact.

Outside of my core role, I enjoy working closely with entrepreneurs and leadership teams — advising on enterprise AI adoption, operating model design, leadership effectiveness, B2B growth, digital marketing, intellectual property strategy, and analytics-driven decision-making.

Two personal traits shape how I lead: curiosity and courage — the curiosity to question first principles, and the courage to act before certainty. These are grounded in respect and humility, which I consider non-negotiable in building enduring organizations.