Summary: We are seeking a Public Policy Manager for our Integrity Regulation Team to help shape the company's work on content regulation in the EMEA region. You will join a dynamic team that spans Meta's global response to emerging digital regulation in a priority market for the company. A typical public policy manager will advise on the company's response to legislation impacting Meta and partner with Product teams as they adapt to regulatory developments facing the technology sector. Candidates should have a commitment to Meta's mission and share our vision for connecting people and promoting voice. Required Skills: Public Policy Manager, Integrity Regulation Responsibilities: 1. Support the team's regional efforts to drive company alignment on content regulation strategy, with particular emphasis on the EU Digital Services Act, the UK Online Harms Act, and emerging regulatory frameworks in the region 2. Advise on the company's response to legislation impacting Meta through bill analysis and consultations, developing positions on harmful content, and supporting advocacy strategies 3. Monitor, research, and analyze current and emerging digital regulation issues and trends at the international level, keeping stakeholders across the company informed of trends and developments 4. Advise business and product teams on emerging and new regulation to inform the company's compliance response and guide development of new products and services 5. Manage, coordinate, and participate in cross-functional engagement across the company - including with policy, operations, legal and other teams - to identify priorities and execute operational workstreams related to the company's regulatory response 6. Communicate effectively to internal and external stakeholders Meta's positions and policies, industry best practices, and global trends related to content regulation Minimum Qualifications: Minimum Qualifications: 7. 10 years of experience engaging or working in public policy or government institutions, civil society, or advocacy roles related to content and media regulatory issues, human rights, and/or law 8. Knowledge of digital economy and internet policy issues, including policy and intermediary liability topics 9. An understanding of the EU policy-making environment 10. Experience in or working with the technology industry 11. Familiarity with national or international policy proposals or frameworks for addressing harmful content online, including digital regulation frameworks in the EU and UK 12. Experience planning and executing cross-functional initiatives, including partnership with cross-functional teams 13. Demonstrated communication skills 14. Expertise in policy and legislative analysis Preferred Qualifications: Preferred Qualifications: 15. Advanced Degree in law, policy, communications human rights or relevant areas 16. An understanding of the EU policy-making environment 17. Experience with multi-stakeholder partnerships and negotiation 18. Experience planning and executing multi-company initiatives 19. Experience with international policymaking institutions and organizations (EU (European Union), United Nations, G7, etc.) Industry: Internet