Meta
Product Manager, Infrastructure Capacity Planning
$205K–$277K
Menlo Park, CA · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 19, 2026
- Experience
- 10+ years in Product Management and/or Product Design; 10+ years partnering with engineering, design, and user research teams to deliver technical products.
- Education
- BA or BS in Computer Science or related field.
About the job
Build products, tools, and policies for infrastructure capacity planning, aligning compute investments and resources with business demand and AI growth.
What you'll do
- Set capacity strategy, targets, and roadmaps with measurable objectives.
- Lead cross-functional teams and align infrastructure investment decisions with product and business priorities.
- Track roadmap progress, resolve cross-functional challenges, and improve operational efficiency.
What they ask for
- 10+ years Product Management and/or Product Design.
- 10+ years partnering with engineering, design, and user research teams to deliver technical products.
- Experience across the product life cycle, including customer feedback, prioritization, and pre/post-launch execution; executive presentations; and critical thinking/analytical leadership.
- BA or BS in Computer Science or related field; experience developing analytical modeling solutions for supply chain and capacity decisions; and experience implementing responsible, ethical AI practices.
Nice to have
- Deep background in data center infrastructure, capacity planning, and/or server demand planning; candidates from adjacent domains such as cloud, networking, or supply chain will also be considered.
- Ongoing AI skill development and demonstrated use of AI tools to optimize or redesign workflows with measurable impact.
Pay
$205,000/year to $277,000/year (base salary)
AI focus
The role supports infrastructure capacity for AI initiatives and includes scaling AI-related learnings, applying responsible and ethical AI practices, developing AI skills, and using AI tools to improve workflows.
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