Senior Backend Engineer, Safety

Written by the T&S Network from Reddit's posting.

Backend engineering for the tools Reddit moderators use to keep communities safe, healthy and scalable. The Safety and Moderation organization builds this moderator tooling, with the aim of giving moderators fast, reliable and intuitive systems so they can focus on their communities.

What you'd do

• Work with product, design and other engineering partners to execute product and business strategy for moderator features.
• Take part in technical design, development, testing, experimentation, analysis and launch of features.
• Review code and design docs, and give feedback on product specs and mocks.
• Lead a team of engineers by setting standards, improving developer workflows and recommending best practices.
• Coach and mentor engineers on the team to advance their professional development.

What it asks for

• Five to eight years building software in a general-purpose language like Go, Python, Rust or Ruby.
• Hands-on work with GraphQL, REST, HTTP, or Thrift and gRPC basics, and building APIs that are easy to maintain.
• BS in Computer Science, a similar technical field, or equivalent practical experience.
• Ability to juggle priorities and keep multiple projects moving on schedule.
• Experience partnering with cross-functional teams in a fully remote environment.

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