Meta's Net Zero team drives Net Zero strategy, programs and engagement across the company and with our partners. We seek an experienced teammate to lead supplier clean electricity acceleration to support Meta's net zero in its value chain by 2030 goal. This role is responsible for designing and implementing the strategy that supports Meta's key suppliers in procuring clean electricity and reducing their operational emissions. The work spans the full range from scaled, programmatic support — capacity building, training, tooling, and guidance — through to in-depth 1:1 transaction support with individual suppliers, including in challenging geographies where clean energy availability is itself the barrier. A significant portion of the portfolio is APAC-facing, with supplier engagement across markets such as Malaysia, Taiwan, China, Vietnam, and South Korea; knowledge of U.S. clean energy markets is also desirable. Beyond supplier clean energy adoption, this is a role on a small, high-leverage team where breadth matters as much as depth. This role requires adapting and pivoting approaches when priorities shift. This role requires supplier clean energy adoption expertise with fluency in carbon accounting, knowledge of digital infrastructure decarbonization best practices, and methodologies for recognizing emission reductions in products and services — and with genuine interest in broadening into adjacent areas of supply chain decarbonization for infrastructure products and services over time.

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in environmental science, energy, sustainability, a business field, or equivalent practical experience 8+ years of experience in fields related to clean energy procurement, clean energy program management, or corporate sustainability Demonstrated experience in corporate or supplier renewable electricity procurement, including familiarity with procurement structures such as PPAs/VPPAs, aggregated procurement, green tariffs, and energy attribute certificates Experience delivering scaled support — such as training, capacity building, enablement programs, toolkits, or self-serve guidance — to a broad set of suppliers or external partners, in addition to in-depth 1:1 engagement Working knowledge of GHG accounting principles and methods, including methodologies for recognizing emission reductions from clean energy Experience engaging suppliers or external partners directly to drive Scope 1 and 2 emissions reductions Experience prioritizing and managing concurrent projects and coordinating across internal interdisciplinary teams and external stakeholders Demonstrated experience building programs, processes, or frameworks in areas where precedent and tooling do not yet exist — building programs where process, precedent, and tooling do not yet exist Proven ability to diplomatically resolve issues through understanding conflicting inputs, achieving alignment, and proposing go-forward solutions Basic fluency in global and sectoral sustainability initiatives and standards Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to travel (10%) Experience with clean energy markets, policy, and regulatory regimes in APAC geographies such as Malaysia, Taiwan, China, Vietnam, or South Korea Experience adhering to and implementing responsible, ethical AI practices (e.g., risk assessment, bias mitigation, quality and accuracy reviews) Experience structuring or supporting aggregated or cohort-based clean energy transactions involving multiple corporate buyers or suppliers Master's degree in a related field (e.g. MBA, or a Master's in Environmental Science, Energy, or Sustainability Management) Demonstrated ongoing AI skill development (e.g., prompt/context engineering, agent orchestration) and staying current with emerging AI technologies Demonstrated ability to integrate AI tools to optimize/redesign workflows and drive measurable impact (e.g., efficiency gains, quality improvements)