Meta is seeking a Staff-level Engineering Product Configuration Manager to lead product configuration strategy and governance within the Product Lifecycle Management organization. This role focuses on ensuring product integrity from early engineering development through mass production, particularly in data center server hardware and infrastructure systems. The manager will collaborate closely with various teams to maintain accurate and traceable product definitions throughout the product lifecycle. This position requires a strong background in configuration management and change control processes.

• 8+ years of experience in engineering product configuration management, engineering change management, or product lifecycle management within hardware or consumer electronics development.
• Experience establishing and governing bill of materials structures, part numbering systems, and revision control processes across multi-disciplinary hardware programs.
• Experience leading configuration control boards or engineering change review processes, including impact assessment across engineering, supply chain, and manufacturing domains.
• Experience with PLM systems such as Agile, Windchill, Arena, or equivalent for configuration baseline management and engineering change workflows.
• Experience conducting configuration audits and ensuring product build conformance to approved design documentation across hardware product lifecycle phases.

• Define and own the end-to-end product configuration management strategy, including baseline establishment, change control governance, and configuration status accounting across hardware product lines.
• Lead engineering change management processes, evaluating change requests for technical feasibility, cost impact, schedule risk, and supply chain readiness before routing through approval workflows.
• Govern bill of materials accuracy and integrity across all product lifecycle phases, partnering with mechanical, electrical, and systems engineering teams to maintain structured and validated product definitions.
• Establish and enforce configuration identification standards, part numbering schemas, and revision control practices across cross-functional engineering and manufacturing teams.
• Drive configuration audits, including functional configuration audits and physical configuration audits, to verify product builds conform to approved design documentation and specifications.
• Collaborate with supply chain and commodity management teams to assess engineering change impacts on component availability, supplier qualifications, and inventory disposition.
• Develop and maintain configuration management plans, policies, and tooling standards that scale across multiple concurrent hardware programs and product generations.
• Partner with program management and systems engineering to align configuration baselines with program milestones, design freeze gates, and manufacturing readiness reviews.
• Identify systemic gaps in configuration control processes and lead cross-functional initiatives to improve traceability, reduce engineering change cycle time, and increase first-pass build accuracy.
• Provide configuration management expertise and guidance to engineering teams, establishing best practices and ensuring consistent application of configuration discipline across the organization.

• Employees at Meta are often offered comprehensive benefits, including medical/dental/vision coverage, mental-health resources, family planning support (fertility, adoption, surrogacy), and caregiving programs. Financial benefits typically include a competitive retirement plan, equity awards, life insurance, and access to financial coaching and legal support. Time-off benefits commonly feature generous PTO and holidays, unlimited sick time, various paid leaves, flexible “Global Travel Days,” and a 30-day paid break every five years.