Reddit jobs

Senior Client Account Manager role within Reddit's App Dev Enterprise team, based in New York with 1-2 days per week in-office requirement. The role involves leading end-to-end campaign strategy, execution, and optimization for mobile app advertising clients, while identifying upsell opportunities and collaborating with internal product and operations teams to drive revenue growth. Required qualifications include 7-10 years of advertising sales and account management experience, deep expertise in mobile app user acquisition and measurement partners, strong data analysis skills, and a proven track record of growing client spend. The position offers a base salary range of $135,100–$189,200 USD plus equity (RSUs) and commission, along with comprehensive benefits including healthcare, 401(k) matching, and generous parental leave. This is a client-facing role that requires mentoring junior team members and representing client needs to cross-functional stakeholders, making it suitable for candidates comfortable in fast-paced, unstructured environments with strong relationship-building skills.

Reddit is hiring a Senior Client Partner for the Retail vertical of its Large Customer Sales team, focused on building and deepening relationships with major brands and advertising agencies on the Reddit platform. The role involves managing complex enterprise retail accounts, constructing joint business plans, identifying new advertising opportunities, and acting as a strategic advisor to C-level executives while driving year-over-year revenue growth. Required qualifications include 12+ years in digital media with at least 7+ years in sales (Sports Apparel experience preferred), proven expertise managing enterprise partnerships, deep knowledge of social media and native advertising, and a track record of exceeding sales targets. The position is based in Seattle and offers a competitive package including base salary of $124,700–$199,100 USD, equity (RSUs), commission, and comprehensive benefits. This role emphasizes thought leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and the ability to shape product strategy through client feedback—a standout detail for candidates seeking influence beyond pure sales execution.

Reddit is hiring a Senior Client Partner for the Retail vertical within its Large Customer Sales team, focused on managing advertising relationships with major brands and agencies. You'll be responsible for deepening relationships with existing clients, developing upfront business plans with top partners, identifying new advertising buyers, and serving as the strategic advisor and primary contact for key accounts in the retail space. The role requires 12+ years in digital media with at least 7+ years of sales experience (sports apparel background preferred), proven enterprise relationship management through C-level, and deep expertise in social media advertising and native advertising platforms. This position is based in San Francisco and offers a base salary of $124,700–$199,100 plus equity (RSUs) and commission, along with comprehensive benefits including healthcare, 401(k) match, flexible PTO, and parental leave. A notable requirement is that you must have existing deep relationships within the agency and client-direct retail space, as much of the role focuses on leveraging those connections to drive revenue growth.

Reddit's Community Builders team is hiring a Frontend Engineer to design and build user-facing features that help people create and grow communities on the platform. You'll own projects end-to-end—from technical design through launch—while collaborating with product, design, and data teams in a fast-paced environment. The role requires 6+ years of frontend development experience with JavaScript/TypeScript and modern frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular, plus strong fundamentals in APIs (GraphQL/REST) and the ability to mentor teammates and set engineering standards. Reddit offers competitive compensation ($190–$267K base plus equity and potential commission), comprehensive healthcare, 401(k) matching, flexible time off, and parental leave. This is a level-spanning role that values self-directed builders who thrive in ambiguity and can navigate the full product lifecycle.

Sr. Manager, Large Customer Sales (Big Box Retail) at Reddit. This is a sales leadership role managing a team of Client Partners and Account Managers focused on landing and expanding partnerships with major retail brands on Reddit's advertising platform. Requires 10–15+ years in digital media sales, 3+ years people management, and expertise in paid social advertising. Explicitly required on-site in Chicago, IL.

Reddit seeks a Program Manager, Vendor Operations to manage ad review vendor relationships, oversee SLAs/KPIs, handle escalations from Sales and Ads Policy, and optimize vendor workflows. Hybrid, London-based role managing offshore vendor teams. Focuses on operational efficiency, vendor management, and cross-functional coordination rather than technical execution.

Reddit seeks an Analytics Engineering lead for their Data Science organization's Sales and Marketing domain. You'll architect data pipelines, ETL systems, and analytics tools that enable thousands of employees across sales and marketing to make data-driven decisions, while mentoring data scientists and shaping Reddit's data strategy. The role requires an advanced degree in a quantitative field plus either 5+ years (M.S.) or 4+ years (Ph.D.) of industry experience building and maintaining large-scale ETL systems in production, with strong proficiency in Python, SQL, Spark, and data workflow tools like Airflow, plus demonstrated expertise in data modeling, visualization (Looker/Tableau), and cross-functional collaboration. You must have prior Sales and Marketing domain experience and proven track record mentoring junior analysts and engineers. Reddit offers flexible work arrangements with remote eligibility in any country where they have physical offices, comprehensive benefits including family planning support and generous parental leave, and the opportunity to build foundational data systems at scale for one of the internet's largest platforms.

Analytics Engineer on Reddit's Consumer Data Science team, this role bridges data science and data engineering to build data infrastructure and tooling for the Consumer product domain. You'll architect data pipelines and ETL systems, create dashboards and analytics tools, mentor data scientists, and drive adoption of data self-service capabilities across cross-functional teams. The position requires 4+ years of large-scale ETL experience with strong Python and SQL proficiency, data modeling expertise, and familiarity with workflow orchestration tools like Airflow; a quantitative degree is required. Reddit offers flexible work arrangements (remote-friendly or office-based near their locations), competitive compensation ($164K–$230K base plus equity and potential commission), and comprehensive benefits. A notable detail: the role explicitly welcomes candidates with agentic AI-assisted development experience, reflecting current tooling priorities.

Reddit is hiring an Analytics Engineer for its Consumer Data Science team, a role sitting at the intersection of data science and data engineering focused on empowering product decisions across the company's 120M+ daily active users. You'll architect data collection systems, build ETL pipelines and dashboards for feature tracking and A/B testing, create self-service analytics tools, and mentor data scientists while serving as a thought partner on data strategy. Required qualifications include a degree in a quantitative field, 4+ years working with large-scale ETL systems in production (Python preferred), strong SQL and Spark skills, experience with data modeling and workflows like Airflow, and demonstrated cross-functional collaboration abilities. Reddit offers flexible work arrangements with remote options available in any country where they have a physical presence, along with comprehensive benefits including parental leave, mental health support, and professional development funding. Consumer product domain experience and AI-assisted development experience are valued pluses, and this role offers the opportunity to shape data infrastructure that will serve Reddit's organization for years to come.

EMEA Insights Specialist at Reddit is a data analysis and research role focused on translating first-party and third-party data into actionable insights for sales, marketing, and growth teams. Responsibilities include mixed-methods research, consumer trend analysis, hypothesis-driven frameworks, and strategic storytelling to support advertiser acquisition and retention across the EMEA region. The role is restricted to Germany, Amsterdam, or London and does not involve software engineering.

Staff Site Reliability Engineer at Reddit, fully remote but restricted to UK. Focuses on infrastructure reliability and performance for critical systems at internet scale, requiring deep systems design, incident leadership, and automation across APIs and content delivery. High growth company, but role is infrastructure/SRE engineering rather than software engineering.

Reddit is seeking a Business Engineer for its Ads Business Engineering team, a role that bridges technical expertise with business strategy at the intersection of AdTech, partnerships, and platform development. You'll act as a trusted technical advisor and solutions architect for Reddit's strategic advertising partners and direct advertisers, designing proof-of-concept integrations, collaborating with partner engineering teams, and representing partner needs internally to influence product roadmaps. The role requires 5+ years of software development experience with hands-on expertise in modern backend languages (Python, Java, JavaScript, Node.js), strong REST API and OAuth2 knowledge, and demonstrated ability to own end-to-end technical projects across organizations. Deep AdTech ecosystem knowledge and prior ads partnerships experience are preferred, as is a track record of influencing product roadmaps and driving developer experience. This is a fully remote position with base salary of $180,200–$252,300 plus equity and potential commission, and notably combines hands-on coding with strategic partnership ownership—you won't just recommend solutions but implement them across systems and help define frameworks for scaling.

Reddit seeks a Staff Technical Product Manager for the Ads ML Platform to define strategy, roadmap, and developer tooling for ML infrastructure powering ad targeting and ranking. Responsibilities include cross-functional leadership, KPI ownership, and adoption of generative AI. Remote, US-based role.

Reddit is hiring a full-stack engineer for the Notifications team to design, build, and scale products within their notifications system that impact hundreds of millions of users globally. The role spans the full development lifecycle—from technical design through launch—working on both backend services (handling notifications and emails) and high-quality frontend features while collaborating with product, ML, and data science teams. You'll need 3+ years of software engineering experience with demonstrated full-stack web development skills, familiarity with unit testing and operational support, and a track record of writing resilient, fault-tolerant code; language-agnostic hiring but primary stack is TypeScript (frontend), GraphQL, Go, and Python (backend). Reddit offers flexible remote work in any country with physical presence, comprehensive healthcare, 401(k) matching, equity RSUs, and generous parental leave. The base salary range is $164,000–$229,000 USD, with the role eligible for equity and potential commission depending on level offered.

Senior Engineering Manager, Agents & Developer Productivity at Reddit leading teams that build AI-assisted engineering workflows and agentic development infrastructure. You'll oversee platforms spanning agent infrastructure, AI-assisted code review, developer environments, LLM governance, and software delivery automation, partnering across infrastructure, security, product, ML, and executive leadership to make AI-native development safe, measurable, and effective at scale. Key responsibilities include building high-performing teams, translating strategy into scalable platforms, defining operating models for AI-native development, driving cross-functional alignment, operationalizing measurement systems that distinguish real productivity gains from vanity metrics, and leading organizational change to shift behavior across teams. Required: 10+ years in software engineering, infrastructure, platform engineering, or developer tools with experience managing high-performing teams delivering large-scale technical platforms; deep fluency in developer productivity systems (CI/CD, code review, testing, deployment, observability); understanding of AI/LLM-enabled development beyond personal productivity (agents, governance, evals, cost controls, operational risk); exceptional cross-functional leadership and communication skills; and proven track record of leading meaningful organizational change. Preferred experience includes leading developer productivity or platform engineering at large scale, working with LLM platforms or agentic workflows in enterprise environments, and familiarity with engineering productivity frameworks like DORA or SPACE. Reddit offers comprehensive healthcare, 401(k) match, equity in the form of RSUs, flexible vacation, and generous parental leave; base salary range is $232,500–$325,500 USD for US-based roles. This is a high-visibility role requiring balance between technical depth and organizational leadership, with emphasis on pragmatism and measurable outcomes over process theater.

Reddit is seeking a Principal Technical Program Manager, Performance to lead company-wide initiatives that improve speed, reliability, and quality across the platform. The role sits within the TPM team in Engineering Operations and spans programs across mobile, web, client reliability, observability, and experimentation guardrails. Key responsibilities include translating performance strategy into executable programs, defining operating models for sustained improvement, driving organizational change to embed performance culture, and building measurement systems that connect technical improvements to user and business outcomes. You'll need 14+ years in technical program management, engineering, infrastructure, or related domains, with proven experience leading multi-year, multi-organization programs with executive visibility; deep fluency in performance and reliability systems; and exceptional cross-functional communication and change leadership skills. The position offers a competitive base salary of $260,800–$365,100 USD plus equity (RSUs), comprehensive healthcare, 401(k) matching, and flexible time off. This is a principal-level role requiring significant experience building durable systems after major mobilizations and demonstrating skepticism of shallow metrics in favor of real user experience improvements.