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Meta is seeking a Product Experience Specialist in London to manage demo environments and onsite event logistics. You will work with product and brand teams to translate technical setups into tangible product stories for internal and external audiences.
You will coordinate demos, deliver compelling product demonstrations, and troubleshoot to ensure best-in-class performance. The role emphasizes creating streamlined workflows and training materials for staff.
The Product Experience Specialist supports Meta's experiential initiatives by managing demo environments and event logistics onsite in London. This role blends hands-on execution with structured process management, ensuring seamless delivery of Meta's product experiences across internal and external activations.
Working closely with Meta's product and brand teams, you turn technical setup and operational planning into experiences that make product stories tangible for internal and external audiences.
Your Responsibilities Include:
You're detail-oriented and people-focused, equally comfortable troubleshooting hardware on-site as briefing a room of stakeholders. You balance creative problem-solving with operational precision and enjoy turning complex logistics into smooth, reliable execution.
Experience & Education
Skills & Attributes
You get to shape how Meta's biggest product stories come to life in the room — no two activations look the same, and your work builds the audience's first hands-on impression of the product.
Impact: Every demo you run and every training you deliver shapes how audiences and stakeholders experience Meta's products firsthand.
Responsibility: You own the demo environment end-to-end, from technical setup to on-the-day troubleshooting.
Dynamics: Activations, travel and a shifting event calendar keep the role varied, pairing hands-on execution with process work.
Growth: You build deep product and operations expertise while shaping the playbooks that train the next generation of field staff.