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Product Manager

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metaBurlingame (CA)

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Product Manager# Product Manager Burlingame, CA Product Strategy+ 1 more Apply now At Meta, we're shaping innovative experiences in service of giving people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. Our multidisciplinary product teams are creating new ways to help people connect, find communities and grow businesses. Together, we are committed to building innovative technologies — Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp, Workplace, Meta Quest and more — to serve billions of people around the globe. Meta Product Management Leaders work with cross-functional teams of engineers, designers, data scientists and researchers to build products. We are looking for extremely entrepreneurial Product Management Leaders to help innovate and execute product initiatives across the company, value moving quickly, and drive AI transformation across their organizations. This job description represents different full-time roles across our suite of products and platform.--- Product Manager Responsibilities* Is the primary driver for identifying and shaping transformative, long-term opportunities across multiple large Product areas or portfolios, setting vision and strategy that influences Meta's broader organizational and industry direction.* Generates buy-in and drives consensus across multiple organizations and senior leadership, bringing clarity and structure to highly ambiguous, company-level opportunities; consistently demonstrates initiative and executes with minimal oversight, often setting new standards.* Drive product development with teams of engineers and designers, while maintaining team health.* Work closely with cross-functional teams to drive product mission, define product requirements, coordinate resources from other groups (design, legal, etc.), develop roadmaps, and guide the team through key milestones.

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