Infrastructure Data Governance Lead – Drive Data Quality & Compliance

Meta; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 219,000 - 301,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Bonus

Benefits

Job summary

Meta seeks a Data Governance leader to establish and maintain end-to-end governance of critical infrastructure data across planning and supply chain. You will define ownership, quality, controls, and adoption, building scalable programs and influencing senior stakeholders to align across multiple infrastructure teams.

The role emphasizes cross-functional collaboration, measurable outcomes, and transition of governance into automated processes and tools at Meta scale.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, relevant technical field, or equivalent practical experience
• 10+ years of experience in operations research, industrial engineering, supply chain management, systems engineering, technical program leadership, or related field
• Experience leading data governance or data management programs, including establishing end-to-end governance processes, ownership models, standards, controls, adoption mechanisms, and compliance tracking
• Experience delivering technical programs or products from inception to launch across multiple teams or organizations
• Experience communicating and translating technical and non-technical requirements for cross-functional stakeholders
• Experience working with cross-functional teams
• Experience managing ambiguity, with a drive for continuous learning

Responsibilities

• Own the end-to-end governance process for critical infrastructure data including intake, ownership, definitions, quality expectations, review cadences, decision rights, escalation paths, change management, and compliance monitoring
• Develop and analyze business, manufacturing, and logistics data to identify governance gaps, source-of-truth conflicts, and data defects that degrade supply chain and capacity decisions
• Establish durable operating mechanisms that clarify data ownership, stewardship responsibilities, source-of-truth expectations, approval flows, audit trails, exception handling, and accountability across teams
• Drive cross-team adoption of governance standards and work with partner teams to ensure compliance with agreed internal processes, quality bars, and operating rhythms
• Contribute to end to end supply chain processes, methodologies, and data to deliver an executable and optimized supply plan grounded in trustworthy inputs
• Manage and resolve critical escalations and data exceptions across all areas of the supply chain
• Identify technical dependencies, risks, sequencing constraints, rollout criteria, adoption blockers, and measurable success indicators across multiple infrastructure organizations
• Work cross-functionally to define problem statements, collect data, build analytical models, and make recommendations that drive change at the most strategic levels
• Communicate program strategy, status, risks, decisions, compliance health, and impact clearly to technical teams, cross-functional partners, and executive stakeholders
• Create and maintain high-quality artifacts, including governance charters, technical program plans, cross-org roadmaps, ownership and RACI models, dependency trackers, risk and mitigation plans, rollout plans, compliance dashboards, and executive updates
• Improve how Meta executes infrastructure data governance by simplifying processes, scaling repeatable patterns, and mentoring senior ICs and cross-functional partners

Skills

Data governance

Cross-functional collaboration

Strong communication

Influence senior leaders

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS/Engineering or equivalent

Tools

Python

R

Java

C

C++

PHP

Job description

Meta seeks a Data Governance leader to establish and maintain end-to-end governance of critical infrastructure data across planning and supply chain. You will define ownership, quality, controls, and adoption, building scalable programs and influencing senior stakeholders to align across multiple infrastructure teams.

The role emphasizes cross-functional collaboration, measurable outcomes, and transition of governance into automated processes and tools at Meta scale.