Adversarial Privacy Engineer - Red Team
metaMenlo Park (CA)
About the role
Meta seeks a Privacy Engineer for its Privacy Red Team to proactively identify privacy risks across its family of apps. You will design adversarial privacy assessments, simulate real-world attacks, and drive improvements to privacy-by-design in products and infrastructure.
Collaborate with product, legal, policy, and engineering teams to remediate findings at scale; mentor engineers, define repeatable processes, and help align privacy testing with regulatory standards.
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