LINCS Security Engineer

Meta is seeking an experienced Security Engineer to join our Labs Infrastructure Network Compliance Security (LINCS) team within the Infrastructure Data Center (IDC) org as an individual contributor. As a key member of the team, you will play a critical role in managing risk for our rapidly scaling global infrastructure and operations portfolio spanning data centers, edge, backbone, subsea, and supply chain. Our mission is to design, implement, and maintain robust physical and logical security systems that ensure business continuity, protect customer data, and assure compliance with Meta’s security policies and regulatory requirements.

Manage security risk across logical and physical security domains accountable for security risk management across logical and physical security domains Assess security risk and communicate information about security threats and vulnerabilities to inform business decisions and drive strategy Own the implementation, ongoing maintenance, and continuous improvement of established physical security and compliance programs across LINCS infrastructure, beginning with Owned facilities and extending to Leased, Cloud, Edge, and Subsea as those programs mature Run access management across Owned and Leased infrastructure, including quarterly access reviews and access automation, and help build a net-new capability for oversight of leased and cloud-delegated security, including recurring SLA validation of contracted terms and enforcement of violations Assess and report on effectiveness of security controls to inform security strategy, manage security risk, and enable business operations Engineer security solutions across the network, physical, and cyber/logical domains that efficiently protect Meta infrastructure from security threats at scale Develop and operationalize security guidance (e.g., standards, guidelines, playbooks) to align corporate policy, industry best practices, and regulatory requirements into a unified strategy Integrate security solutions throughout the entire data center lifecycle including: planning, design, construction, operations, refresh, and decommissioning