Rodrigo Burgarelli
Director, Data Governance & Measurement @Meta
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WORK HISTORY
Director, Data Governance & Measurement @Meta
Washington, DC, US
Leads one of the major internal data governance programs @ Meta, composed of 50+ data scientists & TPMs, that conducts risk reviews of thousands of data externalization requests per year. Leads data storytelling for all Earnings calls, conducting custom research and directing Analytics POCs to provide insights. Supports C-level leadership directly. Leads the news measurement team inside the Communications org, tasked with providing internal insights, campaign performance metrics, and automated measurement solutions.
EDUCATION
Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
Graduation, Journalism
Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
Graduation - Unfinished, Electrical and Electronics Engineering
USP - Universidade de São Paulo
Master's degree, Political Science and Government
Columbia University
Visiting Scholar, Political Science and Government
SKILLS
ABOUT RODRIGO BURGARELLI
I currently manage one of the major data governance programs at Meta, ensuring internal statistics shared externally are accurate and defensible. Our team of 50+ data scientists and technical program managers reviews thousands of requests per year, based on processes, risk assessment guidelines, research standards, and tooling that I either put together or oversee. I also lead data storytelling for Meta\'s Earnings calls, supporting C-level leaders directly.I\'m a reporter at heart, that loves rigor, data, and good storytelling. And I love building tools and streamlining processes to make things run smoothly and more efficiently. In my previous role at Facebook, I worked with news organizations and government officials across all Latin America providing real-time insights and data visualization tools during major elections across the region. Before that, I worked at one of Brazil\'s major newspaper, O Estado de S. Paulo, as a data journalist, covering public policy, economics, urban affairs, demography, politics, and social issues. I won the ExxonMobil (Esso) Journalism Prize in 2015, the most prestigious journalism award in Brazil, for an investigative series that disclosed the misuse of public funds for subsidizing private universities. I was also part of the team who investigated the Panama Papers, a project that was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting in 2017.
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