Meta
Director, Compliance & Assurance
$227K–$287K
Menlo Park, CA · Director · Full-time · Posted Sep 9, 2026
- Experience
- 15+ years in relevant leadership; 8+ years managing and developing teams; 5+ years in regulated industries or security.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree or practical experience equivalent to higher education coursework.
About the job
Leads Meta’s Compliance & Assurance organization, setting compliance strategy and scaling oversight, risk assessment, and assurance across products, including AI and new launches.
What you'll do
- Set strategy and operating models for Compliance & Assurance programs and partner with Product and Engineering to embed compliance into product lifecycles.
- Represent Meta’s compliance posture to executives, Board committees, regulators, and external auditors; serve as the final escalation point for risk-acceptance decisions.
- Develop AI risk assessment, monitoring, reporting, and automation capabilities, coordinating across Privacy, Integrity, Legal, Compliance, and Internal Audit.
What they ask for
- 15+ years leading security, technology risk, GRC, or Trust & Safety functions.
- 8+ years managing and developing teams, including managers or senior individual contributors, with progression into organizational leadership.
- Experience partnering with Product, Infrastructure, or Engineering organizations as a technology risk or second-line-of-defense leader.
- Bachelor's degree or practical experience equivalent to higher education coursework.
Nice to have
- Advanced degree and/or relevant professional certifications.
- Knowledge of global content regulations, content moderation, and trust & safety best practices.
Pay
$227,000/year to $287,000/year USD base salary; bonus and equity also stated, with no amounts provided.
Tools
AI, SOC 2, HIPAA, FDA
AI focus
Use AI to scale compliance monitoring, oversight, and assessment capacity; establish end-to-end AI risk assessment capabilities and use AI tools to improve workflows and strengthen controls.
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