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Now accepting applications for the first-ever Facebook Internship Program in Argentina!

Join us and help connect the world as an intern on Facebook's Small and Medium Business team in Argentina. You'll be working in the Spanish Latin America (LATAM) region, supporting clients in Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Mexico who use Facebook to grow their business.

Community Operations' (CO) focus is on supporting our users through both direct support interactions as well as scalable solutions, and on improving the health of our products by helping people understand how to use them. Those who join our teams are very passionate about solving people’s issues, and are strong advocates for the Facebook community. We need influencers who can align cross-functional partners to ensure the best possible experience for our platforms. If you like helping people, Community Operations is for you.

At Facebook, we strive to be a great place to work for people with families, which is why we held the third annual Facebook Family Hackathon this past month. Over 700 guests filled our headquarters in Menlo Park, California to “hack” with their kids, nieces/nephews and grandchildren on projects to develop and support computer science, math and building skills. It was a fun-filled day for our Facebook family to connect with their inner and outer nerds!

Facebook recruiting works hard to help build the best teams in the world and to create an amazing company culture. From our headquarters in Menlo Park, to Seattle, New York, London, and Singapore, we’re at the forefront of finding talented and inspiring people and bringing them together to help make the world more open and connected. Across engineering, product design, marketing, and beyond — Facebook is a special place where ideas, innovation, and impact win.

Rachel P. leads Facebook's Data Center Strategy and Development team. Her team identifies the growth and direction of Facebook's energy efficient data centers, and provides strategic support to identify opportunities for further infrastructure optimization and reliability. Take a look into her experience at Facebook, and how her team is working towards connecting the world.

I'm a Data Engineer on the Ads Solutions team in London. Facebook is a very data-driven company, and Data Engineering is all about providing that data. This means building data logging, pipelines, tools, frameworks, and visualizations. We work directly with the product team (Software Engineers, Product Managers, and Data Scientists) to first understand the product and then provide easy access to the data that would move that product forward.

I'm a Data Scientist on the analytics team in London. Like most data scientists, I am embedded with a cross-functional product team, which means I work most closely with product managers, engineers, and designers. My product team, Emerging Markets, helps businesses succeed in the developing world. No two days are the same, but my overarching aim is to use Facebook's wealth of data to help my team and the company make better decisions. This involves everything from setting goals and tracking metrics to running experiments and identifying new opportunities where we should focus.

Internet.org is a Facebook initiative to connect the world to the internet. There are 4 billion people with no internet connectivity today, and we work with mobile operators on ways to provide connectivity and affordability of the internet to all. We have seen the deep impact on the people we help connect to the internet, 1 in 10 would find a new job, get knowledge on health, agriculture etc. we are a part of a truly amazing technological effort – from enhancing mobile operators technology to provide affordable data, to providing wifi access to rural villages that needs to withstand hard climate conditions and lack of energy, to satellites and Facebook's own UAVs that can bring connectivity to the furthest places on earth. We're already available to 1 billion people, and it is truly amazing to work on a program that touches so many people and changes the world.

I've been an iOS developer for the past seven years at WhatsApp. I started as a contractor in 2009 and relocated to California in 2013 to join the rest of the WhatsApp team. When I joined the team in 2009, there were only three employees! I helped to create the very first iOS version, which was pretty bare bones. At that time, the app only allowed users to update their status. In 2009, we created the chat feature and started adding more features as the years went on like location sharing, group chats, photo sharing and voice calls. I’m proud of the work our teams are doing. It's a great feeling to see how much our app has progressed over the years and to be a contributor.