Facebook is hiring for over 350 positions globally

12 positions are open in India too.

PTI | May 25, 2011



Social networking site Facebook is hiring for over 350 vacant seats globally, including India, in order to meet its growing business demand.

According to job postings on its website, Facebook has 378 job openings worldwide which includes 12 positions in India. Among its various position, Facebook is looking for head of public policy or corporate communication in India. Overall, the company has openings in different areas such as design, product management, software engineering operations, IT and security, sales and business development. It is also hiring in legal, finance, public policy and communications, technical and online operations, product marketing and Human Resource department.

Facebook which has about 600 million users across the world said it offers various benefits and incentive for their employees. "Facebook offers a ton of great benefits and perks to make sure your life is as satisfying as your work...At our Palo Alto headquarters, we also offer free breakfast, lunch and dinner at our Cafe. Whether you're looking for healthy salads, hearty world cuisine from countries such as Belize and India, or just a couple slices of pizza," the company said.

In India, the company has a total of 12 vacancies for Hyderabad office. It has four job openings for online sales operations, two each for recruiting and handling of users operations and one each for corporate communication, sales and human resource department.

Apart from India, the company has vacancies in the various cities of the US, the UK, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Canada, Australia, France, Japan, Singapore, Germany, Hong Kong, Brazil, Ireland and South Korea.

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