Software Engineer, Content Platform

The Content Platform team within Reddit's Infrastructure organization owns Tier-0 services and core data models for feed, posting, commenting, upvoting. This role involves designing and delivering software (Go, Python) to improve availability, scalability, latency, and efficiency. The engineer will work on a suite of Go services and the monolith Python legacy stack, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and help evolve the platform for future growth.

3+ years of software engineering experience, BS in CS or equivalent, proficiency in backend languages (Golang, Python, C++, Java), experience with databases (Cassandra, Postgres, Redis), cloud infrastructure (Kubernetes, gRPC, AWS/GCP), strong communication skills, and prior experience with scaled platform services is a plus.