Staff Engineer
Developer Experience
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Locations
Remote • United States
Experience Level
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Requirements
  • 7+ years of experience identifying and driving high impact projects that align with the company's strategy
  • 3+ years of software development experience
  • 3+ years experience working on developer tools, library development, API design
  • High empathy, excellent communication skills, and the ability to find compromise working across the entire engineering org
  • History of mentorship and technical leadership
  • Kubernetes experience is a big plus
Responsibilities
  • Steer: Work with the team to select, scope, and drive high leverage projects that align with Reddit's goals
  • Build: Execute on a strategy and create more efficient, more reliable developer workflows
  • Amplify: Mentor other ICs and be a technical leader for the DevProd team
  • Collaborate: Work together with a variety of teams across Reddit Engineering
  • Evolve: Learn and improve your own technical and non-technical abilities
Reddit

501-1,000 employees

Social news website & forum
Company Overview
Reddit's mission is to bring community and belonging to everyone in the world. The company operates a social news website and forum where content is socially curated by members.
Benefits
  • Comprehensive health benefits
  • Flexible unlimited vacation days & monthly global wellness days
  • Family planning funds & 4+ months paid parental leave
  • Personal & professional development funds
  • Paid volunteer time off
  • Workspace & home office benefits
Company Core Values
  • Evolve: Only by continually improving and learning will we succeed.
  • Add Value: We constantly evaluate our work to ensure it’s adding value and bringing us closer to achieving our mission. It’s easy to fall into the trap of conflating activity with value. Adding value requires hard work, but not all hard work is valuable.
  • Default: Open The free flow of ideas and feedback is the lifeblood of a healthy organization, and Reddit must embrace it if we are to thrive.