Meta
Internal Communications Manager, Legal & Regulatory
$176K–$247K
Menlo Park, CA +2 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 16, 2026
- Location
- Menlo Park, CA
Washington, DC
San Francisco, CA - Experience
- 10+ years; the posting also lists 12+ years in internal communications, corporate communications, public relations or a related field.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree in communications, public relations, journalism or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
About the job
Leads internal communications for Meta’s Legal organization and helps employees understand legal, regulatory, organizational, and AI-related priorities.
What you'll do
- Develop the Legal organization’s internal communications strategy and advise the Chief Legal Officer and senior Legal leaders.
- Create company-wide communications that explain significant legal and regulatory issues, coordinating with cross-functional teams.
- Lead leadership communications, employee forums, major events, and communications about organizational change.
What they ask for
- Bachelor's degree in communications, public relations, journalism or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
- 10+ years in internal communications, corporate communications, public relations or a related field.
- Demonstrated ability to advise executives, build trusted relationships, and influence partners across a complex, highly matrixed organization.
- Experience moderating employee forums, simplifying complex subjects for broad audiences, and crafting narratives and content.
Nice to have
- Experience with crisis or issues management; the posting also lists 12+ years in a related communications field.
- Experience owning communications for global teams, working at a technology company, or communicating about litigation, legal, regulatory, risk, or compliance.
Pay
$176,000/year to $247,000/year (base salary)
AI focus
Advise leaders on organizational priorities and change, including what employees need to understand about AI transformation.
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