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The role, as it was posted
Meta is looking for a forward-thinking and strategic leader focused on operational execution with cross-functional partners to join the Edge and Network Services (ENS) organization. In this role, you will lead initiatives to improve efficiency, reliability, and risk management via process, systems, and data in one of the largest scale networks in the world.
Own and shape the cross team alignment to deliver Meta's next-generation AI and rest of world infrastructure. This role has direct influence over how we design, deploy, and operate the environments that connect our global infrastructure. This role has broad scope with measurable outcomes: You lead the teams and processes that enable subsea operations and critical reliability improvements—work that is immediately felt by partner teams. Blend of strategic and hands-on technical leadership: You will drive long-term alignment, process and tooling direction while also being close enough to the ground to unblock restoration issues, optimize workflows, and ensure operational performance expectations. Cross-Functional reach across Product Engineering, Security, Compliance, and Investment teams: This role interfaces with a broad cross-functional group of stakeholders, providing the opportunity to influence standards, champion automation, and extend best practices across the subsea ecosystem. Opportunity to build and scale a team: You will develop talent, define operational guardrails, and shape a team centered around ownership, precision, and continuous improvement.