Meta is seeking an experienced Planning & Capacity Engineer to join their Infrastructure Supply Chain and Engineering (ISCE) Planning team. This role represents a unique opportunity to shape the future of Meta's infrastructure supply chain, managing billions in annual investment through sophisticated software and mathematical optimization models.
The position combines technical expertise with strategic planning, requiring the successful candidate to optimize complex supply chain systems for Meta's vast infrastructure needs, including servers, data centers, and network equipment. The role involves working with cutting-edge technology, including advanced AI systems, and managing infrastructure at an impressive scale - involving millions of servers and gigawatts of data center capacity.
As a Planning & Capacity Engineer, you'll be responsible for creating and optimizing supply chain plans that balance capacity, flexibility, supply, and cost - from base components to finished goods. This isn't about manual planning; it's about building sophisticated software and mathematical optimization models to handle planning at scale. The position offers significant cross-functional exposure, working with various engineering and business teams to support Meta's rapid growth.
The ideal candidate will bring together technical skills in software engineering and optimization with practical supply chain management experience. You'll need to be comfortable working with large datasets, developing mathematical models, and translating complex technical concepts into business insights for executive decision-making. The role offers the opportunity to directly impact Meta's infrastructure strategy, working at the intersection of technology, supply chain, and business operations.
This position offers competitive compensation ranging from $117,000 to $173,000 per year, plus bonus and equity opportunities. Meta provides a comprehensive benefits package and fosters an inclusive work environment that values diversity and innovation. The role is based in Fremont, CA, putting you at the heart of Meta's infrastructure planning operations.