Reddit is seeking a Principal Technical Program Manager, Performance to lead company-wide initiatives aimed at enhancing the speed, reliability, and quality of Reddit's user experience. This role will collaborate with engineering leaders across product engineering, infrastructure, client platforms, and data science, as well as senior technical leadership, to embed performance as a measurable and protected aspect of Reddit's software development lifecycle. The position is crucial for building sustained performance improvement, addressing current issues, and proving measurable enhancements to the user experience. A key aspect of this role involves fostering cross-functional trust and evolving Reddit's engineering culture to prioritize performance. Technical Program Managers at Reddit leverage technical judgment to define and drive large, multi-team programs. They partner with engineering and product leaders on strategy, solutions, project impact, and execution, ensuring alignment with stakeholders. They identify root causes, evaluate solutions, and assess risks using their technical expertise. Beyond program delivery, they develop execution processes to improve overall efficiency and scale. This role reports to the TPM team within Reddit's Engineering Operations organization. As a Principal TPM, you will operate at an executive and company-wide scope, influencing strategy across multiple organizations, establishing clarity in areas of ambiguous ownership, and setting standards for complex technical program execution. While not a people management role, it is a leadership position focused on delivering programs and transforming how teams collaborate, make decisions, and adopt new systems, standards, and behaviors company-wide.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Principal
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