Senior Supply Chain Solutions Analyst

We're looking for a senior solutions analyst to build internal tools and deliver data-driven analyses that power Meta's supply chain risk intelligence program. Think "forward-deployed engineer", you'll sit embedded with the Strategic Sourcing team, understand their problems firsthand, and build the last-mile applications and analyses they actually use.

This isn't a platform or infrastructure role. Your job is to take messy real-world supply chain data - BOMs, supplier records, component lifecycle information -,

and turn it into clean, validated datasets and working internal tools that help sourcing managers make faster, better decisions.

• Validate and cleanse internal BOM (Bill of Materials) and MPN (Manufacturer Part Number) data across systems
• Cross-reference supplier data against external sources (Z2
  
  Data, Digi Key, Silicon Expert) to identify gaps, risks, and inconsistencies
• Build automated data quality checks and exception workflows
• Deliver ad-hoc analyses, e.g., "which components in this program have lifecycle risk?" or "where are we single-sourced on long-lead parts?"

• Build and iterate on custom internal tools for supply chain risk monitoring (Python, web-based dashboards, APIs)

• Supply chain, procurement, or hardware operations background
• Familiarity with electronic component data (BOMs, AVLs, MPNs, lifecycle stages)
• Experience with component databases (Digi Key, Octopart, Z2
  
  Data, Silicon Expert)
• Comfort with AI/ML tools - LLMs, classification models, or using AI assistants to accelerate work
• Web frameworks (Flask, Streamlit, React) for rapid prototyping
• Meta internal tools (Bento, Presto/Hive, Unidash, Dataswarm) or equivalent at scale

• Embedded with the sourcing team, you understand the business problem before you write code
• Ship fast, iterate often - working tools in days, polished in weeks
• High autonomy - own your solutions end-to-end
• Collaborative — work closely with the XFN team, Supply Chain Transformation data engineers, and sourcing pillar leads
• Comfortable with ambiguity, half the value is figuring out what to build