Localization Program Manager

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Meta is seeking a Localization Program Manager to lead the next evolution of localization at Meta by applying AI and automation to scale and improve quality. This full time onsite role in Seattle requires owning cross functional localization programs across product lines, identifying workflow gaps, and redesigning processes with AI tools while partnering with Product, Engineering, Content Design, Legal and Regional Growth to reach global users. Ideal candidates have 5+ years in localization program management, strong data driven prioritization, vendor management, and experience applying AI translation tech and i18n concepts including Unicode handling and RTL markets. To apply, quantify impact you’ve delivered, tailor your resume to end to end lifecycle integration, and demonstrate collaboration and risk communication to leadership.

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Meta is seeking a Localization Program Manager to help drive the next evolution of Localization at Meta: applying AI and automation to transform how our programs operate. You will own and drive localization programs across product lines, leveraging AI tools as a force multiplier to deliver localization at greater scale, speed, and quality. You will partner closely with cross-functional teams to ensure localized products reach global users — contributing to Meta's mission to connect people across languages and cultures.

Responsibilities
Own and drive localization programs across assigned product lines, identifying where existing workflows fall short and implementing AI-powered improvements to increase scale and efficiency
* Navigate ambiguity in evolving product and AI landscapes — proactively identifying localization risks and unsolved problems, escalating effectively, and driving resolution across cross-functional partners
* Leverage AI tools and automation as a force multiplier to redesign localization workflows, automating repetitive tasks and accelerating time-to-market across language markets
* Evaluate and prioritize localization work within your program areas by assessing business impact, aligning with cross-functional partners on what to focus on, and ensuring resources are directed toward the highest-value opportunities
* Build consensus and drive alignment across cross-functional stakeholders (Product, Engineering, Content Design, Legal, Regional Growth) to drive product team adoption of standardized localization workflows, reducing ad-hoc support and enabling the team to scale
* Communicate program status, risks, and recommendations clearly to cross-functional partners and leadership, proactively surfacing tradeoffs and providing structured updates that enable informed decision-making
* Coach and influence peers and partners on modern localization practices, building organizational capability by helping teams internalize how to build internationalization into their products and workflows from inception

Qualifications
5+ years of experience in localization or equivalent program management, internationalization, or international product growth within a technology company
* Experience managing cross-functional localization programs spanning multiple product lines, languages, and regional markets
* Experience operationalizing localization strategy, including vendor management, quality frameworks, and integration of localization into product development lifecycles
* Experience using data and metrics to inform program decisions and communicate priorities to stakeholders
* Experience navigating cross-functional dependencies and driving alignment across product, engineering, and content teams
* Experience applying AI-powered translation technologies or use of AI to improve efficiency and quality at scale Experience establishing or contributing to localization standards adopted across multiple teams or product areas
* Familiarity with internationalization engineering concepts such as Unicode handling, locale-specific formatting, and string externalization that affect localization feasibility
* Experience supporting international product growth in emerging or high-complexity language markets, including right-to-left languages or markets with significant linguistic variation