Reddit hiring trends
What Reddit's hiring actually looks like over time — which roles stay open, which get pulled, and where headcount is really going.
Last checked 02 October 2026
149
Open now
91
Filled or pulled
37
Teams hiring
Open the longest
A role that stays open for months usually means the bar is high, the pay is off, or nobody is saying yes.
| Role | Location | Opened |
|---|---|---|
| Software Engineer, Ads | Remote - United States | 1.7 years ago |
| Software Engineer, Ads | Remote - Ontario, Canada | 1.7 years ago |
| Senior Software Engineer, Ads | Remote - United States | 1.1 years ago |
| Senior Machine Learning Engineer | Remote - United States | 1.1 years ago |
| Senior Machine Learning Engineer | Remote - Ontario, Canada | 1.1 years ago |
| Principal Data Scientist, Ads | Remote - United States | 12 months ago |
| Senior Software Engineer, Ads | Remote - Ontario, Canada | 11 months ago |
| Senior Client Partner, Acquisitions DACH | Amsterdam, Netherlands | 10 months ago |
| Senior Software Engineer, Storage | Remote - United States | 9 months ago |
| Staff Product Designer, Growth | Remote - United States | 7 months ago |
Roles posted more than once
These roles were taken down and then advertised again — a revolving door, and worth asking about in an interview.
| Role | Times posted |
|---|---|
| Client Account Manager, Large Customer Sales (Tech) | 2 |
| Senior Technical Solutions Manager | 2 |
This page gets better with age. It is built from a daily record that started the day we began watching Reddit. Every day it runs, there is more history here that cannot be reconstructed from anywhere else — because the original posts are deleted.
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FirstIn watches company job boards at the source and tells you the moment a role opens — and keeps the record after it's taken down, so you can see what really happened to a team's hiring.