Staff Product Manager, Moderation

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

Product management for moderation tooling on Reddit, aimed at moving community enforcement and moderator workflows from reactive manual work toward proactive, LLM-powered systems. The role sits in a product team focused on helping moderators run healthy communities at global scale, reducing their workload while keeping community norms enforced.

What you'd do

• Set product strategy and roadmap for community enforcement and moderator workflows.
• Study moderators and community members to turn those insights into product experiences.
• Define success metrics and model and product evaluation criteria tied to community health.
• Assess precision, recall, error costs, latency, human review and feedback loops for AI moderation systems.
• Weigh tradeoffs between community health, moderator trust, user trust, safety and product quality.
• Work with Engineering, Data Science, Design, Safety and Consumer teams to execute on the priority.

What it asks for

• Staff-level PM background running consumer products or systems with measurable user impact.
• Proven record taking ambiguous new products from strategy through launch and learning.
• Background shipping machine learning features, comfortable judging model quality and its product implications.
• Strong analytical judgment for defining metrics and interpreting evidence.
• Prior work on community, social, creator, UGC, trust and safety, or moderation products (preferred).
• Prior work on ML-heavy consumer features or policy-sensitive AI experiences (preferred).
• Past experience swapping out an established system for a new product approach across a complex, matrixed org (preferred).

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