Nscale Appoints Tech Industry Veteran Justin Osofsky as Chief Operating Officer
Former Meta executive brings 18 years of operational leadership to Nscale
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on October 12, 2026 at 2:00 pmNscale, a vertically integrated AI infrastructure company, announced the appointment of Justin Osofsky as COO. Osofsky will report directly to founder and CEO Josh Payne and oversee Nscale’s global operations as the company accelerates its rapid expansion.
“Nscale is rapidly scaling our vertically integrated platform globally to serve high customer demand. Building the right systems and processes that scale and maintain operational excellence is of vital importance to our mission.” said Josh Payne, founder and CEO, Nscale, “Justin has spent nearly two decades helping build and scale one of the most successful technology companies in the world. We are incredibly fortunate to have him join us as our COO.”
Osofsky joins Nscale following an 18-year career at Meta, where he held senior executive roles spanning global operations, partnerships, corporate development, monetization, and platform strategy. Most recently serving as chief partnerships officer, Meta, Osofsky previously served as COO, Instagram, VP, global operations, Meta, and head, SMB group, Meta.
As COO, Osofsky will drive operational cadence, cross-functional execution, and organizational scaling across Nscale’s expanding global footprint. His scope of responsibility includes leading Nscale’s people, EMEA, APAC, business development, communications, marketing, global policy, and M&A organizations.
“Having observed Nscale’s remarkable trajectory and vision, I am thrilled to partner with Josh and his leadership team,” said Osofsky. “My focus will be on delivering lasting value to our customers worldwide by building the operating structures and execution discipline to connect our capabilities across our global teams.”
Osofsky holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, a J.D. magna cum laude from Harvard Law School, and an A.B. in economics from Harvard University. Prior to joining Meta, he was an engagement manager at McKinsey & Company.













