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David Careers

Program Manager

Posted today

metaFargo (ND)
Project Management SpecialistsCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$82,000 - $114,000 per year

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About the role

Help shape what comes next at Meta as a Program Manager working on general that reaches real users. The appeal is layered — $82,000 - $114,000, a remote rhythm, general ownership, and a Meta crew that backs bold calls.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Partner sideways with teams who rarely sit in the same room
  • Refuse to let Attention Management debt quietly accumulate on your watch
  • Onboard, mentor, and guide newer team members when called upon
  • Keep Meta's remote commitments visible and on track
  • Own assigned projects from kickoff through final delivery
  • Partner with peers to troubleshoot issues and share practical knowledge
  • Turn ambiguous Cultural Awareness requests into shipped, measurable outcomes
  • What You'll BringProven track record delivering results as a Program Manager 7+ years of Resilience reps, not just Resilience exposure
  • Demonstrated comfort presenting to manager leadership
  • The composure to deliver bad news early and clearly
  • The discipline to finish the boring 20% that makes the rest matter
  • Proven leadership experience guiding manager-level initiatives
Meta is the kind of delightfully-weird Fargo company that general engineers leave their old jobs to join. At Meta you're trusted with the why, not just handed the what. Pay is $82,000 - $114,000, growth is structured, mentorship is personal, and the flexible remote schedule is non-negotiable in your favor. The listing got a same-day refresh, so consider it live and ready.

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