[Hiring] Staff Product Manager, Community Success @Reddit
Mar 24, 2025 - Reddit is hiring a remote Staff Product Manager, Community Success. đź’¸ Salary: $217,000 - $303,900 usd. đź“ŤLocation: USA.
Role Description
As a Staff Product Manager on the Community Success team, you will be responsible for building scalable systems that support Reddit’s new and growing communities. This will require revamping the experience for the Redditors who start communities, from community creation, to moderator recruitment and education to community discovery and distribution. Your goal is to assist moderators to get a community off the ground and help it grow to its full potential.
You will need to build systems and features that unlock the potential of nascent communities. These features will be used by moderators and core Reddit users and are critical to the success of a community and Reddit’s ecosystem. Therefore, you need to have an intimate understanding of Reddit and how its communities work.
You will be entrusted to handle complex product launches end-to-end, lead a team of engineers and designers and coordinate with cross functional teams from community, governance, i18n and growth.
- Contribute to the strategy and roadmap for Subreddit Success on Reddit, and earn buy-in from executive leadership as well as the team.
- Be a strong voice that advocates for Moderator’s success and have a point of view on how to make them successful.
- Collaborate with engineering and design teams to launch features that accelerate the number of thriving communities on Reddit.
- Understand Reddit and what makes communities and moderation successful. Form clear product insights on what needs to happen to increase the probability of success for communities.
- Partner with various cross-functional teams (Community, i18n, Growth, Governance, Moderation, Communications, Policy, etc.) to get alignment and successfully launch high quality experiences that are well received from Reddit’s user base.
- Dive into the data, conduct detailed analysis and guide the team’s roadmap via data driven decision making.
Qualifications
- At least 6+ years of consumer product management experience
- Has worked in product teams and has launched consumer facing products for consumer tech companies
- High Data fluency, knows SQL, and at a tactical (e.g. A/B testing) and strategic (e.g. feature estimations, sizing) level can be relied to inform crisp decisions
- BA/BS degree or equivalent work experience
Preferred Experience
- Has worked on community building related projects in the past
- Working on operational review systems at scale
Benefits
- All roles are 100% remote, but we also have offices in SF, LA, NY & Chicago
- Comprehensive Healthcare Benefits
- 401k Matching
- Workspace benefits for your home office
- Personal & Professional development funds
- Family Planning Support
- Flexible Vacation (please use them!) & Reddit Global Wellness Days
- 4+ months paid Parental Leave
- Paid Volunteer time off
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Salary
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$217,000 - $303,900 usd
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Remote
Location
USA
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Job Type
full-time
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Posted
Mar 24, 2025
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| đź“Ť | Be aware of the location restriction for this remote position: USA |
| ‼ | Beware of scams! When applying for jobs, you should NEVER have to pay anything. Learn more. |
