Need 'special qualifications' to get jobs on Facebook?

[mdalaminhaque]

People are looking for a product manager for the job. But the candidate must have special qualifications. He must be 'meditating on space' philosophical. Facebook has been advertising to take people as 'Extra-Terrestrial Product Manager' in California, California. In the future, the recruitment officer will lead the project sent from the sky on the internet to the Internet world.

#Facebook's
job announcement says that they want to hire an experienced person. Who has the experience of working with great communication technology or aerospace technology and who can add Facebook's internet project to the stage of product development and to the sector, he will be considered worthy.

The recruitment officer will work in the Connecticut Research Unit of Facebook in California. The work is currently underway in the field of Free Space Optical Communication, High-Frequency RF, and Electro-Mechanics.

In the past year, the Internet was seen experimentally on the Internet from Facebook's solar-powered drone Aquila. Facebook has claimed that the project has been taken to provide Internet access to the world's underprivileged people.

#Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said, "The tests will be conducted with Acquia for the next several years. The more high and long time the drone can stay in the sky, it will be tested. It is part of our mission to bring 40 million people under the Internet connection.
#technology

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[maemeghna]

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[skylarhkim]

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