4. Arie Hasit
Arie Hasit, with Facebook profile no. 7, was the first non-founder to have a Facebook account. Although he was the founders’ roommate and friend, Arie was not included in the project as he had no interest in computer science.
Besides, Arie had his own projects. He was busy writing for the Harvard Political Review and he was the leader of a Jewish prayer community on campus.
Today, Arie Hasit is a rabbi in Israel.
5. Andrew McCollum
Though Andrew McCollum is not listed as one of Facebook’s co-founders, he was definitely one of the first members of the team. Even if he is at number 5 on this list, Andrew actually owns profile ID no. 26, since IDs 8 to 25 no longer exist.
Like many of the initial Facebook members, Andrew didn’t have a specific job title and worked on what was needed, but he started as the company’s graphic designer and is responsible for Facebook’s first logo, which was actually the pixelated face of Al Pacino:
Andrew worked at Facebook until September 2007 and is currently the CEO at Philo, an internet television company that, similarly to Facebook, also has its roots at Harvard.
6. Colin Kelly
ID no. 27 belongs to another Harvard student, Colin Kelly. Colin was a physics research assistant at Harvard and graduated in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in History of Science, and a J.D. in law from Columbia University School of Law in 2008.
Colin currently lives in New York and is a partner at Fried Frank. He is best known for his civil rights case of Windsor v. the United States, where the State was being accused of having discriminated against homosexual couples when claiming the federal estate tax exemption.
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