Meta's Edge compute fleet - around 162,000 servers in more than 600 locations worldwide - is how our users reach us. Unlike most of Meta's hardware, this fleet doesn't run in our own data centers: it lives in Edge PoPs terminating user connections, and in ISP and cell-service-provider locations running caching for partner networks. The Edge Hardware team is the hardware engineering partner to the Traffic organization that owns this footprint. We are a key partner in hardware selection and qualification, qualify firmware across every component, investigate failures in the deployed fleet, and define the detection and remediation tooling that keeps it healthy. The work sits directly in the user's path: a hardware fault we miss becomes a user-visible availability problem. You'd work day to day with an engineer who is being hired alongside you and with the team in Dublin who currently owns the area - and represent the Edge hardware in architecture conversations with the Traffic organization.

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, relevant technical field, or equivalent practical experience 8+ years of experience in hardware server system support, troubleshooting server architecture and components, analyzing, triaging, and solving systems level issues Expertise with Linux and scripting (Python or similar) 4+ years of experience in changing system configurations and measuring change impact, working through full lifecycle progressions of computer systems products 4+ years of experience engineering innovations in support of different server system/data center products Significant experience with Python development and automation. Extensive hands-on experience administering and troubleshooting Linux systems. Significant experience in debugging hardware or firmware issues remotely at a fleet scale Track record of setting technical direction for multi-quarter programs and mentoring engineers 10+ years of experience in production systems engineering, hardware engineering, infrastructure engineering, or a closely related field, with demonstrated technical leadership across cross-functional initiatives Experience owning the technical architecture of initiatives that span multiple teams or organizations