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Technologies
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Products
People
Growth
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Overview

Meta Platforms is an American technology company founded in 2004 as Facebook and renamed in 2021 to signal its investment in immersive computing. It operates the largest family of social and messaging applications in the world, comprising Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger and Threads, and earns almost all of its revenue from advertising sold against that audience. Headquartered in Menlo Park, California, the company also develops the open Llama language models and the Reality Labs division behind Quest headsets and Ray-Ban smart glasses.

News

News the Guardian 13 days ago
Social media on trial as $200bn case against Facebook and Instagram begins
Twenty-nine US states are seeking huge damages, claiming Meta's platforms were addictive by design
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News facebookapp 14 days ago
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Technologies

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Tech DNA
Go
Java
Python
Django
PyTorch
TensorFlow
PostgreSQL
GCP
LLM
AI/ML
Python
C++
CUDA Toolkit
LLM
PyTorch
TensorFlow
FSDP
InfiniBand
NCCL
GCP
GitHub
HPC
PostgreSQL
Computer Vision
Other
Go
Java
Django
Localization
Sensor Fusion
Stack modernity Cutting-edge AI adopter
77/100
How modern this stack is, based on technology relevance, AI adoption and the share of legacy tools.
In-demand technologies
CUDA Toolkit 1 job Optional
$181k -31% vs market
TensorFlow 1 job Optional
$181k -12% vs market
PyTorch 1 job Required
$181k -20% vs market
LLM 1 job Required
$181k -10% vs market
GitHub 1 job Optional
$181k +15% vs market
FSDP 1 job Optional
$181k -40% vs market
NCCL 1 job Required
$181k -38% vs market
InfiniBand 1 job Optional
$181k -34% vs market
Salary medians are calculated from this company's open jobs and compared with the market.
Industry adoption
Python
20%
LLM
13%
GCP
12%
PostgreSQL
11%
Go
8%
Java
8%
Share of companies in the same industry that use each technology.
Stack changes
NCCL Aug 2026
InfiniBand Aug 2026
HPC Aug 2026
GitHub Aug 2026
FSDP Aug 2026
Python Jul 2026
PostgreSQL Jul 2026
Java Jul 2026
Technologies recently added to or removed from this company's stack - a signal of tech migrations and new initiatives.

Products

Llama
Llama is Meta's family of open-weight large language models released for research and commercial use. The models are widely fine-tuned and self-hosted across the industry.
meta.com
Meta Quest
Meta Quest is the company's line of standalone virtual and mixed reality headsets. It anchors the Reality Labs division alongside the Horizon software platform and a third-party app store.
meta.com
WhatsApp
WhatsApp is Meta's end-to-end encrypted messaging service with more than two billion users. Its business platform lets companies handle customer support and payments inside chat.
whatsapp.com
Instagram
Instagram is Meta's photo and video sharing platform built around feeds, stories and short-form Reels. It is a central channel for creators, influencer marketing and social commerce.
instagram.com
Facebook
Facebook is Meta's original social network with roughly three billion monthly users. It combines a personalised feed with groups, marketplace commerce, video and messaging.
facebook.com

People

Andrew Bosworth
Chief Technology Officer
Andrew Bosworth is Meta's chief technology officer and head of Reality Labs. He joined in 2006 and built early versions of News Feed and the advertising platform.
Susan Li
Chief Financial Officer
Susan Li leads Meta's finance function and its capital planning for data centres and AI infrastructure. She joined the company in 2008 and previously ran financial planning.
Javier Olivan
Chief Operating Officer
Javier Olivan leads Meta's operations, infrastructure, monetisation and integrity organisations. He joined in 2007 and built the growth team that scaled Facebook internationally.
Dustin Moskovitz
Co-Founder
Dustin Moskovitz co-founded Facebook and served as its first chief technology officer and vice president of engineering. He left in 2008 to co-found the work management company Asana.
Mark Zuckerberg
Founder, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook in 2004 and still controls the company through a dual-class share structure. He directs its strategy across social apps, advertising, artificial intelligence and immersive hardware.

Growth

Hiring Momentum
63/100
Growing
Open positions
2
0 opened / 0 closed in 30 days
Hiring Dynamics +100%
Hiring Focus
The percentage next to each role is its share of the company's job openings over the last 90 days; the arrow shows the shift versus the previous period.
Data Science
50%
Backend
50%
Activity Timeline
New location: Bengaluru Aug 2026
Added Python to stack Jul 2026
Added PostgreSQL to stack Jul 2026
Added Java to stack Jul 2026
Added Go to stack Jul 2026
Added GCP to stack Jul 2026
Added Django to stack Jul 2026

Jobs

SDE - III

1 month ago
$22k – $60k per year (Estimated) • In office • 7+ years exp • Bengaluru
Go
Java
Python
Django
Databases
PostgreSQL
DevOps
GCP
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$122k – $181k per year • Equity • In office • Internship • Bachelor's Degree • Menlo Park
CUDA Toolkit
LLM
PyTorch
TensorFlow
FSDP
InfiniBand
NCCL
DevOps
GitHub
HPC
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Financials

Est. Annual Revenue
$164.5B
2024
Total raised
$16.3B
Latest round
IPO
Funding rounds
4
Investors
5
Revenue +22% YoY
Estimate Modelled from public signals, not audited accounts - read it as an order of magnitude.
Est. Annual Revenue, 2013 — 2024
YearEstimateLowHigh
2013 $7.9B $7.9B $7.9B
2014 $12.5B $12.5B $12.5B
2015 $17.9B $17.9B $17.9B
2016 $27.6B $27.6B $27.6B
2017 $40.7B $40.7B $40.7B
2018 $55.8B $55.8B $55.8B
2019 $70.7B $70.7B $70.7B
2020 $86B $86B $86B
2021 $117.9B $117.9B $117.9B
2022 $116.6B $116.6B $116.6B
2023 $134.9B $134.9B $134.9B
2024 $164.5B $164.5B $164.5B
Funding rounds
Round Announced Amount Valuation
IPO 2012 $16B $104B
Series C 2007 $240M $15B
Series B 2006 $27.5M $525M
Series A 2005 $12.7M $98M
Key Investors
DST Global $200M
DST Global invested in Facebook in 2009 at a ten billion dollar valuation. The firm went on to back many of the largest internet companies of the decade.
dst-global.com
Peter Thiel $500k
Peter Thiel made the first outside investment in Facebook in 2004 and joined its board. His five hundred thousand dollar cheque bought roughly ten per cent of the company.
foundersfund.com
Microsoft $240M
Microsoft bought a small stake in Facebook in 2007 at a fifteen billion dollar valuation. The deal also made it the exclusive advertising partner for the network at the time.
microsoft.com
Greylock Partners $27.5M
Greylock Partners co-led Facebook's Series B financing in 2006. The firm remains an active investor in consumer and enterprise technology.
greylock.com
Accel $12.7M
Accel led Facebook's Series A in 2005 at a valuation under one hundred million dollars. The investment became one of the most profitable in venture capital history.
accel.com