Senior Software Engineer - Ads Conversion Signals (Conversions API)

at Reddit
πŸ“ United States
USD 314,800-453,100 per year
SENIOR
βœ… Remote

SCRAPED

Used Tools & Technologies

Not specified

Required Skills & Competences ?

Security @ 4 Software Development @ 4 Docker @ 4 Go @ 4 Kafka @ 4 Kubernetes @ 4 Redis @ 4 Python @ 4 Looker @ 4 Statistics @ 4 CI/CD @ 4 Leadership @ 4 Communication @ 7 Mathematics @ 4 API @ 4 BI @ 4 Cassandra @ 4 Agile @ 4

Details

Reddit is seeking a backend software engineer with strong product sense to join the Ads Conversion Signals team. The team focuses on growing the quantity and quality of off-platform conversion signals while prioritizing user privacy. As a key player you'll help set the vision for Reddit’s Conversions API, lead a group of engineers, and collaborate with cross-functional partners to deliver Conversions API integrations with advertisers and third-party partners. The group also builds products on Events Manager to drive Conversions API adoption and data quality.

Responsibilities

  • Identify roadmap opportunities from past experience, competitor analysis, and customer needs; drive the evolution of Conversions API-related products to improve conversion data quality.
  • Lead development of advertiser-facing products with frontend and backend engineers to drive high-quality Conversions API adoption.
  • Own Conversions API infrastructure, including cost, scaling, and impact on downstream teams that leverage conversion data.
  • Partner with leadership and cross-functional teams during short- and long-term planning; own the technical vision and strategy for Conversions API.
  • Collaborate with product managers, data scientists, designers, and engineers to deliver high-quality solutions that meet stakeholder needs.
  • Take ownership from concept to delivery; ensure solutions are scalable, reliable, and performant.
  • Continuously learn and stay up-to-date with technologies and trends in software development.

Technologies used on the team

  • Languages: Go, Python
  • Frameworks / Messaging: Thrift, Baseplate, Kafka
  • Datastores / Analytics: Postgres, Cassandra, Druid, Redis, BigQuery
  • Platform / CI/CD / Containerization: Kubernetes, Argo, Docker
  • Data analytics / BI: Looker, HEX

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree or higher in a quantitative or computer science-related field (e.g., mathematics, statistics, economics, finance, computer science).
  • 5+ years of full-time backend and data-focused software engineering experience in a highly scalable computing environment.
  • Prior experience in Ads Conversion Signals or Ads Measurement and a deep understanding of related challenges, opportunities, and downstream impacts (Conversions API experience preferred).
  • Experience in software development with a willingness and ability to learn new technologies.
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills; ability to work effectively with frontend/backend engineers, data scientists, product managers, and other stakeholders.
  • Commitment to delivering high-quality solutions that respect user privacy and security.
  • Experience with agile development methodologies and version control systems.
  • Passion for mentorship and knowledge-sharing.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive healthcare benefits
  • 401(k) matching
  • Workspace benefits for your home office
  • Personal & professional development funds
  • Family planning support
  • Flexible vacation and Reddit Global Wellness Days
  • 4+ months paid parental leave
  • Paid volunteer time off

Pay Transparency

  • The base pay range for this US-based position is $314,800 - $453,100 USD. The role may also be eligible for equity (RSUs) and, depending on the position, commission. Final offers are based on skills, experience, and other factors.

Other notes

  • Role is remote for United States-based candidates (#LI-Remote).
  • Interviews for select roles may be recorded, transcribed, and summarized by AI; candidates may opt out prior to scheduled interviews. Candidate personal information handling is described in Reddit's Candidate Privacy Policy.