Engineering Manager: Scalable Product Catalogs

Reddit, Inc.; Netherlands; Remote; EUR 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Global Benefits programs

Family Planning Support

Mental Health & Coaching Benefits

Private Pension plan with Employer-m…

100% employer-sponsored group medical

Income Replacement Programs

Job summary

Reddit, Inc. is seeking an Engineering Manager for the Product Catalogs team to lead the full stack group building advertiser-facing catalogs UIs, APIs, and backend systems. You’ll drive scalable infrastructure and partner with multiple teams to deliver end-to-end product ads.

The role emphasizes leadership, mentorship, and hands-on technical direction, with a focus on collaboration across North American stakeholders and remote work practices.

Qualifications

• 7+ years in backend or full stack product development.
• 2+ years of experience managing engineering teams.
• Strong technical foundation with ability to guide solutions.
• Excellent communication with technical and non-technical audiences.
• You’ll work with remote stakeholders and make autonomous decisions.

Responsibilities

• Create scalable catalogs system to support billions of products.
• Collaborate with product managers and designers on UX.
• Coordinate with Ad Formats and Ad Delivery teams for end-to-end product ads.
• Establish and manage SLAs within the team.
• Mentor and advocate for cross-functional team members.
• Contribute to team strategy and long-term planning.

Skills

Backend / Full stack

Team management

Independent decision making

Excellent communication

Remote collaboration

Job description

Reddit, Inc. is seeking an Engineering Manager for the Product Catalogs team to lead the full stack group building advertiser-facing catalogs UIs, APIs, and backend systems. You’ll drive scalable infrastructure and partner with multiple teams to deliver end-to-end product ads.

The role emphasizes leadership, mentorship, and hands-on technical direction, with a focus on collaboration across North American stakeholders and remote work practices.