In 2009, Mosseri became a product design manager, and in 2012 became the design director for the company's mobile apps. [ 8 ] [ 9 ] From 2012 to 2016, Mosseri oversaw Facebook's News Feed section, and from 2016 to May 2018 was vice president of product for Facebook.

Adam has been at Meta, formerly Facebook, for more than 11 years. He was the company’s design director for mobile apps and then moved into product management where he led the News Feed product and engineering teams for many years. Prior to Meta, Adam worked at TokBox as the company’s first designer.

Adam Mosseri is the Head of Instagram where he oversees all functions of the business including engineering, product and operations. A designer at heart, Adam is known for balancing sharp design thinking with thoughtful product strategy to create experiences that bring people together and encourage authentic communication.

In his role leading Instagram, Adam will oversee all functions of the business and will recruit a new executive team including a head of engineering, head of product and head of operations. Since we announced our departure, many people have asked us …

In 2012, Mosseri moved over to product management, where he worked on Facebook's mobile app and its failed Facebook Home interface.

Oct 1, 2018 · Mosseri later moved into product management and oversaw Facebook’s News Feed, turn it into the world’s most popular social technology and the driver of billions in profit from advertising.

Adam Mosseri is the head of Instagram where he oversees all functions of the app including engineering, product and operations. Adam has been at Meta, formerly Facebook, for more than 11 years. He was the company’s design director for mobile apps and then moved into product management where he led the News Feed product and engineering teams ...

Oct 1, 2018 · We are pleased to announce that Adam Mosseri, our current Vice President of Product, will become the Head of Instagram starting today.

Sep 4, 2024 · Adam Mosseri began his journey with the photo-sharing platform Instagram in May 2018, after returning from paternity leave following the birth of his second child. He was appointed Vice President of Product at Instagram, replacing Kevin Weil, who had joined Facebook’s new blockchain team.