Energy Policy, Director

Meta is hiring a Director of Energy Policy to lead energy policy strategies for their Economic Policy team in Washington, DC. The role involves providing strategic counsel on energy policy, shaping regulatory environments, and representing Meta in various governmental and industry forums. Candidates should have experience in U.S. federal energy policy, strong communication skills, and the ability to develop multi-stakeholder policy strategies in complex environments.
About the position

Meta is seeking a Director of Energy Policy to join our Economic Policy team to support our strategic engagement on energy policy issues, and lead the development and execution of energy policy strategies that support our infrastructure efforts, and long-term business objectives.

Responsibilities

Join Meta’s Infrastructure and Energy policy team serving as Meta’s global energy policy subject matter expert, providing strategic counsel in support of Meta’s policy engagements across relevant jurisdictions with energy policy stakeholders and fostering an environment of analytical rigor, strategic thinking, and cross-functional executionLead cross-functional efforts to shape the regulatory and policy environment for data center power supply and grid modernizationDesign and lead Meta’s comprehensive energy policy strategy and identify related policy risks and opportunities (e.g., energy procurement, grid interconnection, permitting and siting, electricity market design, and nuclear energy deployment)Develop policy positions, white papers, and strategic frameworks that align Meta’s energy objectives with evolving regulatory landscapes and position the company to support the expansion of AI infrastructureRepresent Meta before federal agencies, other energy-related regulatory bodies, and Congressional committees in partnership with Meta’s government relations teamsServe as an internal authority on energy policy, advising internal infrastructure-related business teams on policy implications of strategic business decisionsRepresent Meta in relevant industry coalitions, trade associations, and multilateral fora that deal with energy policyOperate at the intersection of government, industry, and technology—translating complex policy landscapes into actionable strategies that advance Meta’s missionRequirements

Experienced policy professional with demonstrated experience operating at the intersection of government, industry, and technology—translating complex policy landscapes into actionable strategies that advance Meta’s missionExperience in U.S. federal energy policy, particularly working within or directly engaging the Federal Government (e.g., DOE, FERC, or other relevant Administrative agencies) and Congress, combined with strategic acumen to navigate a fast-moving corporate environment at global scaleKnowledge of U.S. electricity markets and regulatory frameworks, including clean energy policy, grid modernization, and renewable energy procurementBachelor’s degree in public policy, energy policy, economics, engineering, environmental science, law, or a related fieldExperience with communication skills, including experience drafting, preparing policy briefs, testimony, and executive-level presentationsProven strategic leadership developing and executing multi-stakeholder policy strategies in complex, fast-paced environmentsDemonstrated cross-functional collaboration skills, including leading teams and building consensus across a broad range of internal and external stakeholdersNice-to-haves

Demonstrated ability to integrate AI tools to optimize/redesign workflows and drive measurable impact (e.g., efficiency gains, quality improvements)Experience adhering to and implementing responsible, ethical AI practices (e.g., risk assessment, bias mitigation, quality and accuracy reviews)Demonstrated ongoing AI skill development (e.g., prompt/context engineering, agent orchestration) and staying current with emerging AI technologies15+ years of experience on energy policy, with a significant portion in leadership rolesAdvanced degree (Master’s or higher) in public policy (MPA/MPP), energy and environmental policy, law (JD), or a related discipline from a top-tier institutionFederal service experience, including prior service in leadership levels within energy-related Federal agencies or Congressional committeesExperience working with energy-focused international fora (e.g.,IEA and World Bank)Technology sector experience, including energy policy-related roles at a major technology company or large-scale infrastructure operatorData center energy expertise, including understanding data center energy consumption patterns, power procurement strategies, and energy demands of AI workloadsDemonstrated thought leadership, including a track record of presenting in public engagements and/or recognized expertise in energy policy spaceBenefits

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