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Staff Product Manager, Moderation

Reddit

Remote - United States · Remote · full time · Lead / Staff / Principal

$217,000 – $303,900

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What this role is

Lead the evolution of Reddit's moderation systems by designing AI-powered tools that help moderators manage communities at scale, combining product strategy with machine-learning expertise to shape how the platform enforces health and safety. This is a rare zero-to-one opportunity for a seasoned product leader to partner with engineers and data scientists on high-impact, technically complex work that defines a critical part of Reddit's future.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Staff-level product management experience with consumer surfaces or systems showing measurable user impact
  • Exceptional product judgment across user intuition, problem framing, prioritization, and UX design
  • Track record leading zero-to-one or major product-evolution initiatives from strategy through launch
  • Experience building AI/ML-powered products with fluency in model evaluation and product-model tradeoffs
  • Strong analytical skills including metrics definition, evidence interpretation, and data-driven decision-making
  • Cross-functional leadership experience with engineering, data science, design, and safety teams in technically complex environments

Nice to have

  • Background in community, social, creator, UGC, trust and safety, or moderation products
  • Experience with ML-heavy consumer surfaces or policy-sensitive AI systems
  • Track record modernizing mature systems with new product paradigms in complex organizations

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