Staff Site Reliability Engineer - Site Experience

Reddit · DevOps

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Full TimePosted Aug 19, 2026

Source: Reddit

AT A GLANCE
Eligibility
Not available
Category
DevOps
Salary
Not disclosed
Employment
Full Time
Experience
Staff
Posted
Aug 19, 2026

This role’s source listing does not include Hungary as an eligible location.

Reddit is hiring a Staff Site Reliability Engineer to focus on user experience and system reliability for their global platforms, based in the United Kingdom.

The Site Experience SRE team is responsible for the performance and resilience of Reddit's core infrastructure, including APIs, content delivery, and real-time systems. As a Staff SRE, you will architect solutions for massive global scale, lead complex incident responses, and mentor engineering teams to raise operational excellence standards.

Why You’ll Love This Role

Remote - United Kingdom
Staff level seniority
Large-scale distributed systems focus
Internet scale traffic environment
Comprehensive global benefits package

What You’ll Bring

8+ Years of experience in Site Reliability Engineering or Infrastructure Engineering
Strong programming skills in Go or Python
Deep understanding of distributed systems, Linux, and cloud native architectures
Experience supporting high traffic, user-facing production environments
Ability to influence technical direction and lead incident response across teams

What You’ll Get

Global benefit programs
Family Planning Support
Gender-Affirming Care
Mental Health & Coaching Benefits
Group Personal Pension Scheme with Employer match
Private Medical and Dental Scheme
Income Replacement Programs
Bike to Work scheme
Flexible Vacation & Paid Volunteer Time Off
Generous Paid Parental Leave

About the Company

Reddit is one of the world's largest online platforms, featuring over 100,000 active communities. The company serves approximately 130 million daily active unique visitors and focuses on fostering open and authentic conversations.

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