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Meta's energy footprint is scaling faster than any single team can assess end to end. We have deep specialist strength across data, analytics, asset management, and energy origination — but the connective tissue between them, the shared view of portfolio health, and the operating cadence that turns those signals into procurement decisions are still maturing. This role builds the connective tissue. This is a force-multiplier role for the entire Energy organization: one person owning how our teams' data, decisions, and execution come together into a single, trusted, AI-accelerated view of portfolio health — and using it to unlock faster, sharper, more confident energy procurement at scale. It is explicitly complementary to our specialist teams: it does not replace their judgment or own their functions; it makes each of them faster, more connected, and more visible to leadership.

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