Hyperscale Data Center Capacity Lead

Meta; New Albany (OH); On-site; USD 111,000 - 159,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Bonus

Benefits

Job summary

Meta is seeking a Data Center Capacity Engineer to ensure scalable capacity across its global data center fleet. You will analyze capacity trends, model demand, and partner with hardware, networking, and site operations teams to plan capacity at scale.

Responsibilities include owning capacity workflows, driving cross-functional initiatives, and delivering end-to-end capacity projects. A strong background in integration of power, cooling, and networks is essential.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of experience in capacity planning, demand and supply management, production planning, operations planning, or infrastructure management.
• Experience with process ownership and systems development.
• Knowledge of enterprise-level networking, servers, and storage installations.

Responsibilities

• Own accountability for capacity workflows (receiving, moves, decommissioning) and collaborate with cross-functional partners.
• Develop strategy with stakeholders to improve data center operations and maintain regular touchpoints with XFN partners.
• Translate capacity demands into local plans to enable rapid delivery of capacity to data centers.
• Lead complex capacity projects considering interdependencies of production resiliency, power, cooling, network, and server layers.
• Build relationships to influence policies and improve data center operations.

Skills

Capacity planning

Demand & supply management

Production planning

Operations planning

Infrastructure management

Networking

Servers & storage installations

Communication

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Meta is seeking a Data Center Capacity Engineer to ensure scalable capacity across its global data center fleet. You will analyze capacity trends, model demand, and partner with hardware, networking, and site operations teams to plan capacity at scale.

Responsibilities include owning capacity workflows, driving cross-functional initiatives, and delivering end-to-end capacity projects. A strong background in integration of power, cooling, and networks is essential.