Employment Investigator (Fixed Term)

Job Description

Meta is seeking an Employment Investigator for a fixed-term role in Taiwan to assess workplace concerns, conduct fair and confidential investigations, interview involved parties, review documentation, and prepare clear findings. Candidates should have experience in employee relations, workplace investigations, HR, legal compliance, or a related field. Strong interviewing, analytical, writing, organization, and judgment skills are essential, along with discretion when handling sensitive information. The successful candidate will work independently, manage multiple cases, apply consistent processes, collaborate with HR and legal stakeholders, and demonstrate cultural awareness across diverse teams. Fluency in Mandarin and English may be expected, together with familiarity with Taiwan employment practices and relevant laws.

Company Info

Meta Platforms, Inc. is a global technology company best known for Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp, and its investments in virtual and augmented reality through Reality Labs. The company builds products that help people communicate, create communities, discover information, and support businesses. Meta employs people across engineering, product development, marketing, sales, operations, policy, security, and corporate functions worldwide. Its workplace emphasizes large-scale technology, rapid experimentation, data-informed decision-making, and collaboration across international teams. In Taiwan, Meta engages with the region’s strong technology ecosystem, advertisers, creators, businesses, and partners. The company also manages complex employee-relations, compliance, privacy, and workplace matters, creating demand for specialists who can handle sensitive investigations professionally and consistently. Compensation and benefits vary by role, experience, employment type, and local market conditions.

Destination Guide

Taiwan offers strong opportunities in semiconductors, hardware, software, e-commerce, finance, education, healthcare, and international technology companies. Taipei is the main employment hub, while Hsinchu is especially important for semiconductor and engineering careers; Taichung and Kaohsiung also have growing technology and manufacturing sectors. The culture blends Chinese traditions, Indigenous heritage, Japanese influence, and modern urban life. Night markets, temples, hiking, hot springs, cycling, and excellent public transport are major lifestyle attractions. Living costs are moderate compared with many large global cities, although Taipei housing can be expensive. Foreign professionals generally need an employer-sponsored work permit and resident visa, while qualified specialists may consider Taiwan’s Employment Gold Card. Applicants should confirm current requirements with Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency. Mandarin is useful for daily life, though English is common in multinational workplaces. Healthcare is accessible, and relocation is typically straightforward with employer support.