Build stuff that will get used. Fast.
Whether it's engineering a new site feature, expanding Facebook globally or signing on new business partners, we move fast and don't mess around.
Prime Time Hack
At Facebook, a new idea can lead to a huge impact. In our regular Hackathons, engineers spend the night coding and hacking away at new product ideas. Watch how one of those all-night projects turned into Facebook Video and led to people viewing over a billion videos every month.
Believe in your work
The web is shifting from a vast encyclopedia of information to a social environment that reflects our real identities, and the relationships and information we care about. Facebook is at the forefront of that change. We're leading a social movement by building ground-breaking technology that gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. As we grow quickly in every way, each of our employees has the opportunity to have an enormous impact. We're looking for dynamic people that get excited by big questions and unsolved problems.
People
Julie Zhuo
Within the first week, I had made a few check-ins to fix bugs. A week after that, I started working on a photo project, where I was the sole designer on a three-person team. This was pretty exciting to me since interns at many companies may end up on less important projects with a lot of hand-holding from full-time employees. More...
Josh Wiseman
When I visited Facebook, it felt like a startup — but it was a lot easier to get stuff done. You get all the resources you need. Your work has a big impact. More...
Evan Priestley
Everyone I met when I came out here was wicked smart. And I realized that the technical challenges of running a site this big were much greater than might seem apparent from the outside. The interviews really tested me on technical knowledge and problem solving. More...
Steven Grimm
Our engineers have all kinds of backgrounds; some are fairly recent graduates while others have been working for 15 years or more. We try hard to keep the environment egalitarian; if you can make a solid technical case for something, you'll convince your peers, whether you've worked at 10 previous jobs or none. More...
