Software Engineer, Content Platform
Reddit · Remote - United States
About this role
Reddit is a community of communities—built on shared interests, passion, and trust. With 100,000+ active communities and approximately 130 million daily active unique visitors, Reddit is one of the internet’s largest sources of information. This role is **remote friendly**. Reddit has a flexible first workforce. **Who We Are** The Infrastructure organization enables Reddit to deliver Reliability, Performance, and Efficiency with a single opinionated technology stack. The **Content Platform** team within Infrastructure empowers product teams to build the best possible content-related experiences—easily and reliably. This is a high-impact team that owns **Tier-0 services** and **core data models** powering visible parts of the product such as viewing a feed, posting, commenting, and upvoting. The team works closely with Consumer, Ads, Feeds, Storage, and Ranking. The team also runs and maintains **R2**, Reddit’s monolith legacy stack, which is in the critical path for many critical user journeys. **What You’ll Do** As a Software Engineer, you’ll work with teammates and partner teams to create and improve scalable, fault-tolerant, self-serve systems that comprise the Content Platform. You will: - Design, write, and deliver software (mostly in **Go**, sometimes in **Python**) to improve availability, scalability, latency, and efficiency - Dive deep into a suite of **Go services** owned by the team and one of Reddit’s **monolith Python** legacy stacks - Make system-level improvements and implement complex code modifications - Identify gaps in the current platform and help evolve it for the next 2+ years of growth - Collaborate with a wide variety of cross-functional teams across Reddit
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