Software Engineer, Data Infrastructure

Reddit is seeking a Software Engineer for their Data Infrastructure team. This role is crucial in building self-service solutions that empower data science, ML, and engineering teams to produce & consume data from a petabyte-scale warehouse. The team focuses on higher-level orchestration of data tools, implementing mechanisms for safe data interaction, and managing BigQuery + Airflow infrastructure.

Key responsibilities include:

• Collaborating with software engineers to develop and maintain Reddit's data warehouse infrastructure
• Engaging in the complete data lifecycle, working with one of the world's most extensive datasets
• Designing and delivering end-to-end data solutions to improve reliability, scalability, latency, and efficiency
• Implementing automation for data quality, alerts, and critical infrastructure operations
• Sharing on-call responsibilities and incident management
• Mentoring fellow engineers and contributing to knowledge sharing

The ideal candidate should have:

• 4+ years of software engineering experience in a production setting
• Proficiency in Python, Scala, and SQL languages (BigQuery, SparkSQL, Postgres)
• Experience in designing large-scale systems and cloud services
• Familiarity with terraform, airflow, Kubernetes, and CI/CD
• Excellent communication skills

This position offers comprehensive benefits, including healthcare, 401k matching, professional development funds, flexible vacation, and parental leave.

Join Reddit's Data Infrastructure team to work with cutting-edge data tools and support a growing business model while applying engineering best practices to one of the most powerful corpus of data in the world.