Manager, Privacy Incident Response Responsibilities:

• Manage and grow a team of individual contributors who are responsible for handling all Meta first party privacy incidents.
• Intake incidents from all Meta units
• perform incident fact gathering and initial assessment of privacy risk
• provide that input to Privacy Incident Legal for legal.assessment.
• Conduct detailed investigations into privacy incidents and track incident containment.
• Coordinate cross-functional stakeholder communications and required actions relative to incident remediation, voluntary or mandatory regulatory or user notification, and external communications.
• Prepare and maintain investigation reports and supporting documentation, including leadership and Board of Director reporting. Maintain a repository of all Meta privacy incidents.
• Identify and implement key performance indicators, service level objectives, and process and operational efficiency improvements.
• Build, cultivate, and maintain positive relationships with internal customers.

Minimum Qualifications:

• 6 years security, compliance, or privacy incident management experience.
• 3 years of people management and team-building experience.
• Organizational and coordination skills along with multitasking experience to get things done in an ambiguous and fast paced environment.
• Experience with relationship building and collaboration to bring together multiple perspectives within cross-functional teams.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in CS or equivalent degree.
• Experience operating and improving a centralized incident management investigation and process.
• Highly organized, productive, poised with experience thriving in high-pressure, time-sensitive scenarios.
• Experience working in a technical environment influencing stakeholder and engineering teams.
• Experience working directly with executives to support business decision making.

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