Reddit’s Infrastructure Engineering team builds the reliable, scalable, and automated foundation that supports the company’s products and engineering organization. The team’s work spans compute, deployments, storage, messaging, identity, core systems, and infrastructure security. This centralized role hires across several teams, including Messaging, Compute, Build & Deployment, Consumer IAM, Core Systems & Libraries, and Security. The engineer partners with Product Management, Product Design, Data Science, and client engineers to turn business and user needs into reliable, low-latency technical solutions. They own major initiatives across the software lifecycle, from technical design and API contracts through implementation, testing, rollout, and observability. The role also involves building and maintaining scalable APIs and distributed backend services, using metrics and experimentation to guide decisions, and improving engineering practices and developer workflows. The engineer helps shape projects, develops architecture around authentication, authorization, and identity, mentors other technical contributors, and collaborates across Reddit Engineering.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior