Staff Technical Program Manager, Infrastructure
RedditRemote - United States · Remote · full time · Lead / Staff / Principal
$194,600 – $272,400
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What this role is
Reddit seeks a Staff Technical Program Manager to coordinate major infrastructure modernization efforts across dozens of platform teams, balancing competing priorities in compute, storage, and messaging systems. This role demands both deep technical fluency and the organizational skill to keep complex, interdependent programs aligned and on track.
Our summary, not Reddit’s wording. The full posting is on their site.
Skills this role names
- Apache Kafka
- CI/CD
- Container Orchestration
- Google BigQuery
- Grafana
- Infrastructure as Code
- Kubernetes
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What they ask for
Required
- 8+ years in engineering and program management roles
- Deep technical knowledge of infrastructure systems including orchestration, storage, messaging, and deployment
- Proven ability to scope, schedule, and drive large-scale multi-team programs with complex dependencies
- Strong communication and influencing skills across technical and business stakeholders
- Experience with infrastructure-as-code, CI/CD systems, and observability platforms
- Track record managing large-scale migrations and deprecations in cloud environments
Nice to have
- Experience with Kubernetes orchestration, Kafka, ML serving, CDN and traffic management, and data architectures
- Demonstrated use of AI/LLM tooling to improve program management workflows or automate reporting
- Experience building cost reporting and alerting with observability and data platforms