A demanding and exciting place to work
A demanding and exciting place to work
Facebook's environment is fast-paced and exciting. New problems jump up at you all the time, and it is a joy to work towards fixing them. It is really a problem solver's dream. Management generally does whatever they can to aid in the solving of problems and removing roadblocks. The process overhead is kept to a minimum, and we are encouraged to point out areas that are too encumbered by process. The perks on campus are excellent and varied. The people that I get to work with on a day-to-day basis are enjoyable and very intelligent.
Mostly due to the speed that Facebook moves, we tend to accumulate a lot of technical debt.
This debt is allowed to lay dormant until it becomes a major problem and then is addressed.
I wish we could do more to address this technical debt before it became a problem.
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Production Engineer
The process was a system design round and a coding round with 2 LeetCode questions, where one was easy and the other was medium. The system design round was open-ended, and the interviewer kept asking questions until you hit a blocker basically.
Production Engineer
The interview process began with a phone screen, followed by a coding exercise over the phone, and then an in-person interview with 6-8 people across 4 sessions. The initial phone screen covered typical tech industry buzzwords. The coding interview w
Production Engineer
The HR representative reached out unexpectedly, proposing the application. Everything looked promising until it didn't. I was ghosted after the phone screening call. There were no next steps and no follow-up email. I realized I had been filtered
Production Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesFebruary 27, 2026The process was a system design round and a coding round with 2 LeetCode questions, where one was easy and the other was medium. The system design round was open-ended, and the interviewer kept asking questions until you hit a blocker basically.
Production Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2015The interview process began with a phone screen, followed by a coding exercise over the phone, and then an in-person interview with 6-8 people across 4 sessions. The initial phone screen covered typical tech industry buzzwords. The coding interview w
Production Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2025The HR representative reached out unexpectedly, proposing the application. Everything looked promising until it didn't. I was ghosted after the phone screening call. There were no next steps and no follow-up email. I realized I had been filtered
