Front End Software Engineer, Media Player
Reddit · IT
Source: Reddit
Limited to: United States — no hybrid days in this listing.
This role’s source listing does not include Hungary as an eligible location.
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Reddit is hiring a Front End Software Engineer to build the next generation of its web media player experience, operating fully remotely within the United States.
In this role, you will lead the technical development of media playback components, working on both React-based web UI and the backend APIs powered by Go or Python. You will collaborate cross-functionally to deliver seamless video and audio experiences while contributing to technical design, code reviews, and developer mentorship. The position requires a candidate capable of balancing rapid development with high-quality standards to support Reddit's global content delivery.
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About the Company
Reddit is a large-scale social platform serving approximately 130 million daily active unique visitors across over 100,000 communities. The company is built on shared interests and authentic user conversations, operating as one of the internet's primary information sources.