Software Engineer, Content Platform

Reddit · IT

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Full TimeUSD 164,200–229,900 / yearlyPosted Aug 31, 2026

Source: Jobicy

AT A GLANCE
Eligibility
Not available
Category
IT
Salary
USD 164,200–229,900 / yearly
Employment
Full Time
Experience
Mid
Posted
Aug 31, 2026

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

Reddit is hiring a backend-focused Software Engineer to build and operate fault-tolerant platform services within its Infrastructure organization, working remotely from the USA.

This role involves high-impact work on Tier-0 services and core data models that support critical Reddit features like feeds, posting, and voting. The engineer will collaborate across cross-functional teams to improve system reliability and efficiency, splitting technical focus between modern Go services and a legacy Python monolith.

Why You’ll Love This Role

Remote from USA
USD 164,200–229,900 yearly base salary
Mid-level seniority
High-scale production infrastructure focus
Tier-0 services and core data model development

What You’ll Bring

3+ Years of software engineering experience in a production setting
Proficiency in Golang
Experience working with legacy Python monoliths
Experience with distributed systems and platform engineering
Strong understanding of backend architecture and database systems
Experience with Kubernetes and cloud environments like AWS or GCP

What You’ll Get

Benefits not specified in the listing

About the Company

Reddit is a large-scale consumer platform built on shared interests and communities, hosting over 100,000 active communities. The company provides a global space for discussions and information sharing, powered by a significant infrastructure organization dedicated to reliability and scale.

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