Infrastructure Capacity Product Manager (Leadership)

Meta•Fremont, CA

15h

About The Position

Meta's Infrastructure organization provides the backbone on which the company operates — and today, this importance is significantly amplified by the vision of Super Intelligence. As a Product Manager on the Supply Planning And Capacity Ecosystems (SPACE) team, you will build products, tools, and policies that enable compute infrastructure to scale efficiently, supporting the massive demand powering our social media products and AI initiatives. Capacity is a company investment priority and strategic differentiator. You will plan and optimize infrastructure resources, set capacity targets, and drive cross-functional teams — spanning engineering, data science, finance, supply chain, and data center construction — to meet or exceed those targets. You will also partner with product teams across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and monetization to align investment decisions with business outcomes during a period of rapid AI growth and new hardware adoption. This highly visible role spans executive-level engagement and offers the opportunity to build lasting systems at industry-leading scale. The team values collaboration, mentorship, and cross-functional problem-solving. If you're excited by navigating complex tradeoffs and shaping infrastructure strategy during transformative shifts, you'll thrive here.

Requirements

12+ years of experience in Product Management and/or Product Design
8+ years of experience hiring, managing, and developing both individual contributors and senior leaders
12+ years of experience working collaboratively with engineering, design and user research teams
Critical thinking/analytical leadership experience
Experienced in enabling effective east-west/cross org coordination, and global collaboration
Experience presenting to senior executive audiences
BA/BS in Computer Science or related field

Nice To Haves

Deep background in data center infrastructure and capacity planning. Candidates with capacity management experience from adjacent domains (e.g., cloud, networking, supply chain) will also be considered
Experience in a consumer focused technology company
Experience building 0-1 products, platform/ecosystem products, or marketplaces

Responsibilities

Proactively identify the important problems to solve (e.g. competitively, strategically, for customers, and in support of company goals).
Build a coherent strategy and roadmap for addressing these issues with measurable objectives.
Facilitate the flow of information between everyone involved and create consensus around a vision, priorities and decisions.
Drive, track, and document progress against roadmaps.
Define a high standard of quality for product area and hold teams accountable to that bar.
Make larger org and all of Product Management better by supporting Recruiting initiatives such as interviewing.
Operate in varying degrees of ambiguity.
Build a strong bottoms-up culture where teams are able to advocate and pursue robust points of view while at the same time seeking consensus.
Flexibility to adjust to top line company priority shifts.
Scope: Responsible for resolving conflict and driving strategic escalations between competing priorities. Introduces new products or new thinking that can change the trajectory of the company. Regularly addresses highly ambiguous problems that may be unsolvable
Oversight: Effectively drives progress with little to no direct involvement from leadership. Proactively resolves product, cross-product, cross-functional disagreements and ambiguity - sought after as an escalation point
Leadership: Helps identify, frame, justify, and build entirely new focus areas, working across large groups of people (30+), often within an org. Capable of re-framing large problems towards a quicker path to success. Creates consensus across difficult and contentious issues across many teams with appropriate use of escalation, and is often sought after as an escalation point. Routinely lobbies for and wins resources for strategic priorities. Rapidly changes course for projects that aren't on a path to success; effective at shutting down or re-orienting mediocre efforts
Coordination: Regularly leads complex and ambiguous cross-functional initiatives. Regularly initiates and improves x-org projects and strategic initiatives
Broader Impact: Consistently makes proactive culture or organizational changes that have an org-wide impact. Key contributor to long-term organizational planning across functions. Consulted on team/recruiting decisions across roles; helps recruit and close key hires