Mr. Campos has worked for the social networking site since 2010. He revealed details of his departure in a Facebook post in April. At that time, he said he was “not ready to share details about what [he was] planning to do next,” but he recently told CIO Journal that he plans to create a new company.
Facebook will now begin recruiting for a new vice president and CIO, according to a job posting.
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