Skill
Lit
Web Development
Lit is a lightweight, open-source JavaScript library developed by Google for building fast, reusable web components using standard web APIs. Front-end developers use it to create custom HTML elements with reactive templating while keeping bundle sizes small compared to larger frameworks.
Open roles requiring Lit (2)
Senior Software Engineer - Full Stack Internal Tooling (Build and Deployment Platform)
Full-time · Remote - United States · $190,800 – $267,100
Reddit is seeking a senior full-stack engineer to build and improve the web interface for their internal build and deployment platform, enabling engineers across the company to ship software safely to cloud infrastructure. The role combines frontend expertise with backend systems knowledge, infrastructure understanding, and direct collaboration with internal users to shape developer workflows.
Listed on Reddit’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Frontend Software Engineer, Home Experience
Full-time · Remote - United States · $190,800 – $267,100
Build and maintain the feed experience for hundreds of millions of Reddit users across web and mobile platforms, focusing on performance, reliability, and user delight at massive scale. This role suits experienced frontend engineers who thrive owning full project lifecycles and collaborating across teams to ship features that drive engagement.
Listed on Reddit’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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