Meta
Communications Director, Intelligence & Insights
$223K–$287K
Washington, DC +1 · Director · Full-time · Posted Sep 22, 2026
- Location
- Washington, DC
New York, NY - Experience
- 12+ years in a listed field; 5+ years directly managing teams, including managers or regional leads.
About the job
Leads Meta’s global Intelligence & Insights function, advising leadership and building the tools, processes, and AI-enabled workflows used to monitor narratives, conduct research, develop messaging, and measure communications impact.
What you'll do
- Lead and develop a distributed team across North America, EMEA, and APAC, spanning intelligence, research, messaging, and insights.
- Direct strategic intelligence, coverage and narrative analysis, and actionable recommendations for senior leaders.
- Improve reporting systems and operations, embed responsible AI use, and manage priorities and stakeholder expectations across a high-volume portfolio.
What they ask for
- 12+ years of experience in communications, public affairs, political campaigns, corporate strategy, research, or related industries.
- 5+ years of direct team management, including managing managers or regional leads.
- Experience leading globally distributed teams and building and running complex, insights-driven teams or functions.
- Experience advising senior executives, managing competing deliverables, and developing strategy or campaigns in the corporate, political, or public affairs sector.
Nice to have
- Experience applying AI or automation to redesign workflows with demonstrable gains in speed, coverage, or quality.
- Experience across more than one of intelligence, research, messaging, and insights; regional or international experience in EMEA and/or APAC.
Pay
$223,000/year to $287,000/year (base salary); bonus and equity amounts not stated
Tools
AI
AI focus
Apply AI and automation to accelerate production, expand analytical coverage, and free capacity for higher-judgment work; ensure AI outputs are used responsibly and reviewed.
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