
Andrew "Boz" Bosworth is the Chief Technology Officer of Meta and head of Reality Labs, the company's wearables and metaverse organization, which Bosworth established in 2017. Meta's leadership bio says Bosworth also leads the newly formed Agent Transformation Accelerator, which focuses on transforming how Meta works through AI agents and on accelerating improvements to Meta's core models. Bosworth joined Facebook as an engineer in 2006, built the original News Feed, Messenger and Groups, and later ran the Ads and Business Platform group.12
At a glance
- Current role
- Chief Technology Officer; Head of Reality Labs
- Company
- Meta
- Sector
- Company
- Fields
- Agents, Chips and hardware
- Work listed
- 2
- Sources cited
- 2
- Profile reviewed
Career
Andrew Bosworth joined Facebook in 2006 as one of its early engineers. Meta's leadership biography credits Bosworth with building the original News Feed, Messenger and Groups, along with early anti-abuse and infrastructure systems, and with serving as an engineering director over areas including Events, Places, Photos, Videos, Timeline and Privacy.2
Bosworth later ran the Ads and Business Platform product group. In 2017 Bosworth established the organization now called Reality Labs, Meta's wearables and metaverse group, and today serves as Meta's Chief Technology Officer alongside leading Reality Labs.21
Products and projects
As head of Reality Labs, Bosworth leads Meta's work on its next computing platform and consumer hardware, including the Quest headsets, Horizon and the Meta glasses portfolio. Bosworth also leads the Agent Transformation Accelerator, a newly formed group that Meta describes as focused on changing how the company works through AI agents and on speeding up improvements to Meta's core models.2
Work and contributions
Agent Transformation Accelerator (Meta) Proprietary product
Leads Meta's newly formed Agent Transformation Accelerator, which Meta's leadership bio describes as transforming how Meta works through AI agents and accelerating improvements to Meta's core models.2
Reality Labs (Quest, Horizon and Meta glasses) Proprietary product
Established Reality Labs in 2017 and leads Meta's work on consumer hardware and its next computing platform, including Quest, Horizon and the Meta glasses portfolio.2
Timeline
Other documented roles
Roles the sources document that are not confirmed as current.
- Head of the Ads and Business Platform group, Meta (Facebook)2
Where they work
- Meta 106 people in the wiki
Related people
- Denis YaratsAlso at Meta
- Gabe PereyraAlso at Meta
- Ruslan SalakhutdinovAlso at Meta
- Jason WeiAlso at Meta
- Amjad MasadAlso at Meta
- Brian SchimpfAgents
- Sid ShethChips and hardware
- Mike KnoopAgents
- Mazin GilbertAgents
- Boris ChernyAgents
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2 sources · profile reviewed Oct 21, 2026 · data updated Oct 21, 2026