Meta is seeking a Production Network Manager for its Backbone Engineering organization in Taiwan. The role typically involves leading network engineers, maintaining and scaling global backbone infrastructure, improving reliability and capacity, managing incidents, and coordinating with international engineering and operations teams. Candidates are expected to have substantial experience in large-scale network engineering or operations, including routing, switching, optical transport, automation, and troubleshooting of production systems. Strong leadership, project management, communication, and technical decision-making skills are important. Experience with Internet-scale networks, data centers, network monitoring, and reliability practices is highly desirable. Professional English communication is generally required, while Mandarin may be useful for local collaboration.
Meta Platforms, Inc. is a global technology company headquartered in Menlo Park, California, and the parent organization of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, and Reality Labs. Its products connect billions of people worldwide and support communication, entertainment, commerce, advertising, and virtual and augmented reality experiences. Meta operates large-scale data centers, cloud-like infrastructure, artificial intelligence systems, and a global telecommunications backbone. The company invests heavily in network engineering, machine learning, privacy, security, and immersive technologies. Its Taiwan operations are connected to the wider Asia-Pacific technology ecosystem and may support engineering, infrastructure, hardware, supply-chain, and business functions. Meta generally offers competitive compensation, employee benefits, and opportunities to work with globally distributed technical teams.
Taiwan offers strong opportunities in technology, semiconductors, telecommunications, cloud infrastructure, manufacturing, finance, and research. Taipei is the main international employment hub, while Hsinchu is especially important for semiconductor and engineering careers. The culture blends Chinese traditions with modern urban life, convenience, politeness, and a strong food culture. Living costs are moderate compared with many major technology centers, although Taipei housing can be expensive. Public transport is efficient, healthcare is accessible, and high-speed rail makes travel around the island easy. Foreign professionals generally need an employer-sponsored work permit and residence visa; highly skilled applicants may qualify for Taiwan’s Employment Gold Card. Applicants should confirm current immigration rules and tax obligations. Mandarin is valuable for daily life, though many multinational workplaces use English. Taiwan’s warm climate, mountains, beaches, night markets, and natural disasters such as typhoons are important relocation considerations.
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