Photo tour of the new Facebook office in Boston

    Facebook opened its office in Boston in 2013. At first it was a team of several engineers and in five years the number of employees exceeded two hundred, the current office became small and a new spacious building was found next door, where Facebook occupied 3 floors (130 thousand sq. Ft.) or 12 thousand square meters) and where it can accommodate more than 650 people. A rough hiring plan is 50-100 people per year, so the new office will be filled gradually.


    Geographically, the office is located in BostonCambridge, it is across the river from Boston. Nearby is the campus of the famous MIT, a little further in Cambridge is Harvard University. They work on different projects: machine learning, Oculus VR, infrastructure (CDN, proxy and multimedia server cache), network technologies (WiFi networks distributed from drones / satellites), as well as products such as Safety Check, blood donations and recommendations.


    I was invited to Facebook on Boston - Open House, which was held on January 9, 2019. During the tour of the office, it was allowed to photograph everything except the marker drawing boards.


    Note: under the cut a large number of photos.


    Open space


    All engineers are sitting in the openspace. The ceiling seems unfinished, but it was conceived - as much as possible to repeat the design of the head office.





    Divide the space where you can sit with a laptop.





    Corridors in places resemble some kind of production facility.




    Some walls are works of art.



    Printer, copier, office - everything is normal.



    Lots of meeting rooms.



    Conference hall.



    Kitchens


    Kitchens are located on each floor.



    Coffee, drinks, snacks, all for free.




    Canteen


    The food is free, the choice is large (unfortunately the time was no longer working, the food was not included in the frame)




    Resting places


    You can play Oculus VR, there is a ping-pong table



    Music room



    Libraries, board games





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