Data Center Content Manager, Community and Economic Development

# Data Center Content Manager, Community and Economic Development Menlo Park, CA Data Center Strategy+ 3 more Apply nowMeta's Global Data Center Economic Development team is seeking a Content Manager to lead the creation and management of community and economic development communications for Meta's global data center portfolio. In this role, you will develop compelling, accurate, and strategically aligned content that articulates the economic, workforce, and community impact of Meta's data center investments to external stakeholders, local governments, community organizations, and the public.

You will serve as a content authority at the staff level, shaping narratives that support site development, permitting, and community engagement efforts across Meta's infrastructure expansion.

---## Data Center Content Manager, Community and Economic Development Responsibilities
* Develop and manage a comprehensive content strategy for community and economic development communications tied to Meta's data center siting, permitting, and construction lifecycle
* Author and edit high-quality written materials including community impact reports, economic benefit analyses, stakeholder briefings, fact sheets, and public-facing narratives for data center projects
* Collaborate with site development, public affairs, government relations, and legal teams to ensure content accuracy, consistency, and alignment with project timelines and regulatory requirements
* Translate complex economic impact data, workforce development metrics, and infrastructure investment figures into accessible content for diverse audiences including local officials, community groups, and media
* Establish and maintain a content governance framework that standardizes messaging, terminology, and data presentation across Meta's global data center portfolio
* Partner with regional community engagement and global economic development leads to capture localized project stories and integrate them into broader corporate narratives