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SNIA Developer Conference September 15-17, 2025 | Santa Clara, CA

Staff System Engineer, AI Fleet - Sustainability

Meta

Lisa Rivalin is a Production System Engineer on the Hardware Design team at Meta. Her current focus is on building the data foundation and models to reduce Meta's IT hardware inventory's carbon footprint. For the past few years at Meta, she has been leveraging physics-based models and machine learning to optimize data center designs and operations, contributing to Meta's sustainability goals.

 

Before joining Meta, Lisa was a lead research scientist and project manager at Engie, where she developed new energy performance contracts and implemented smart building technologies. She also served as an affiliate research scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. Lisa holds a PhD in Applied Statistics and Energy from Mines ParisTech, a Master of Science in Engineering from the University of Poitiers, and a Master of Arts in History and Philosophy of Science from Paris Diderot University.

Panel: Driving Sustainability in Datacenters – Standardizing Carbon Assessment Methodologies

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As the demand for cloud services continues to grow, so does the environmental impact of datacenters. Accurately measuring and managing carbon emissions is essential to advancing sustainability goals—but today’s approaches to carbon assessment vary widely across the industry. The panelists include Sustainability experts from Google, Meta, and Microsoft to discuss how the cloud industry can align on Product Category Rules (PCRs) and Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) standards to drive consistency, transparency, and real impact.

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