Meta is seeking an experienced regulatory litigator to advise on complex legal and policy matters in Taiwan. Requirements typically include a Taiwan law license, substantial experience in regulatory litigation or contentious investigations, strong knowledge of administrative and technology law, and excellent Chinese and English communication skills. The candidate should be comfortable working with regulators, external counsel, and cross-functional teams across policy, privacy, trust and safety, and product functions. The role requires sound judgment, clear written advocacy, commercial awareness, and the ability to manage several high-impact matters in a fast-changing environment. Experience at a leading law firm, government agency, or technology company is likely valued.
Meta Platforms, Inc. is a global technology company best known for Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp, and its Reality Labs products. The company builds digital platforms that help people connect, communicate, discover content, and develop online communities. Meta also invests in artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, digital advertising, infrastructure, and emerging technologies. Its legal organization supports a broad range of issues, including regulatory compliance, privacy, competition, intellectual property, content governance, product development, and litigation. In Taiwan, Meta works with local regulators, businesses, creators, users, and technology partners while supporting products used throughout the region. The company generally offers an international, highly collaborative workplace, although roles can involve complex regulatory expectations and rapid changes in technology policy.
Taiwan offers strong opportunities in technology, semiconductors, software, digital services, finance, manufacturing, and international legal and compliance work. Taipei is the main center for multinational companies and professional services, while Hsinchu is especially important for semiconductor and engineering careers. Taiwanese culture combines efficient urban life with traditional markets, temples, festivals, and a strong food culture. Living costs are moderate compared with many major Asian technology hubs, though Taipei housing can be expensive. Public transportation is excellent, healthcare is accessible, and mountains, beaches, and hot springs are easy to reach. Foreign professionals usually need an appropriate work permit and resident visa; qualified specialists may be eligible for the Employment Gold Card, which combines work and residence permissions. Employers commonly assist with immigration, tax registration, and relocation. Mandarin is useful for daily life, while English is widely used in multinational workplaces.
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