Job Title: Analytics Engineer
Company: Reddit
Job Type: Full-time
Location: Remote
Salary/Pay: $164,200 to $229,990 USD base salary.
Experience: Mid-level to senior, minimum of 3 years working with large-scale ETL systems in a production environment. Education: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a quantitative field.
Skills Required:
- Programming: strong proficiency in Python (preferred), SQL, Spark, Scala, etc.
- Data modeling: ETL and ELT concepts and patterns for efficient data governance
- Large-scale data: manipulating massive-scale structured and unstructured data
- Data workflows: tools such as Airflow
- Data analysis and dashboard design
- Databases: deep understanding of technical and functional designs for relational and MPP databases
- Agentic AI-assisted development experience
- Collaboration: proven cross-functional execution and strong communication with stakeholders of differing technical levels
- Self-starter who can work independently and as part of a team
Advantage: Front-end or back-end engineering experience.
Date Posted: Oct 20, 2026
Application Deadline: Nov 19th, 2026
Description:
Reddit is hiring an Analytics Engineer for its Analytics Engineering team within Data Science. The role sits between Data Science and Data Engineering, working with data scientists and engineers across Consumer, Ads, and Marketing to build the data and tooling foundation behind Reddit's products. Benefits include healthcare, 401k with employer match, flexible vacation, paid parental leave, and mental health support. Some interviews may be recorded and summarized by AI, with an opt-out available. Your work will include:
- Contributing to data quality, performance, reliability, and automation initiatives
- Managing a portfolio of data products that deliver high-quality, trustworthy data
- Building and maintaining data pipelines for ingestion, processing, and transformation
- Implementing data quality checks, QA, and monitoring routines
- Creating and managing data integrations across internal and external systems
- Building internal tools and applications that streamline data analysis and reporting
- Acting as a thought partner on Reddit's data foundations roadmap and strategy
How to Apply: Apply here.