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Staff Software Engineer – DevX Code Infrastructure

Full-stack EngineerSoftware EngineerFull TimeRemoteTeam 501-1,000Since 2005H1B No SponsorCompany Site LinkedIn

Location

United States

Posted

148 days ago

Salary

$217K - $303.9K / year

7 yrs expEnglishAWSCloudDistributed SystemsGoogle Cloud PlatformKubernetesSDLC

Job Description

• Steer: Work with the team to select, scope, and drive high leverage projects that accelerate development to help Reddit achieve its goals. • Build: Execute on a strategy to create a developer experience that reduces toil and provides faster and higher quality feedback around all parts of the SDLC, including source control, builds, testing, code review, code integration, knowledge search, and more. • Amplify: Mentor, coach, and collaborate with other technical contributors. • Collaborate: Work together with a variety of cross functional teams across Reddit Engineering. • Evolve: Learn and improve your own technical and non-technical abilities.

Job Requirements

7+ years of experience identifying, driving, and executing high impact projects that align with the company’s strategy.
5+ years of experience working in developer experience, infrastructure, or platform teams, and experience working on developer tools, libraries, and frameworks.
5+ years of industry experience in large-scale distributed systems and experience developing and improving highly scalable and reliable systems.
Experience with CI / CD tools (Drone, BuildKite, Github Actions, Bazel, Argo Workflows/Rollouts/CD, Temporal, and other adjacent tools).
Experience with Kubernetes and cloud providers (AWS, GCP).
A track record of leading large scale technical projects that require cross-team and cross-functional collaboration.
The ability to disambiguate complex problems, align stakeholders, and aggressively prioritize to execute on projects effectively.
Excellent communication skills that you employ to drive toward consensus, navigate disagreements, influence decisions and priorities, and empower others.
A strong sense of empathy, curiosity, and humility that drive a desire to deeply understand developer pain points, continuously improve systems, and ultimately deliver a delightful user experience.
A history of mentorship and technical leadership.