The AI Engineering team at Reddit is building our own Reddit-native foundational Large Language Models (LLMs). This team sits at the intersection of applied research and massive-scale infrastructure, training models that truly understand the unique culture, language, and structure of Reddit communities. You'll join a team of distinguished engineers and researchers building the "engine room" of Reddit's AI future — the foundational models that power Safety & Moderation, Search, Ads, and the next generation of consumer products. As a Staff Research Engineer for Post-Training & Evaluation Science, you will own the science of our model development "feedback loop." While pre-training builds the base models, you define how we measure whether those models are safe, smart, and "Reddit-native," and you set the post-training methodology that turns base checkpoints into high-performing endpoints. You will define the Reddit Benchmark — our internal standard for rigorous model quality across both generation and representation — and own the evaluation science that the rest of the org's iteration depends on.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior