Post Guidance and Community Safety with Phil Aquilina
Reddit is a big place and the safety of our users is one of our highest priorities. Scaling that safety is a constant focus, and we’ve built and evolved many different tools to enable that, used by Re...
3 Jun 202451min
Front-End Craftsmanship with Lonni Ingram
If you’ve visited Reddit with a web browser in the past few months, then you likely landed on our new front-end experience, internally named Shreddit. This new implementation took years to finish and ...
2 Apr 202454min
What’s Next for Reddit Tech
From whichever perspective you look at it, Reddit is always evolving and growing. Users post and comment about current events or whatever they’re into lately, and Reddit employees improve infrastructu...
5 Mar 20241h 10min
Unifying All The ML Platforms with Rosa Català
Machine Learning plays a role in most every computer application in use these days. Beneath the shine of generative AI applications, there’s a whole other side to ML that includes the tools and infras...
5 Feb 202448min
Scaling Program Management @ Reddit with Rachel O’Brien
Reddit is composed of many teams all working on various projects: everything from the iOS app to advertising, to collectible avatars. Keeping these teams focused and aligned to the core Reddit mission...
5 Des 202340min
Growing Healthy International Communities
Communities form the backbone of Reddit. From r/football to r/AskReddit, people come from all over the world to take part in conversations. While Reddit is a US-based company, the platform has a growi...
7 Nov 20231h 11min
Site Reliability Engineering @ Reddit with Nathan Handler
Reddit has hundreds of software engineers that build the code that delivers cat pictures to your eyeballs every day. But there is another group of engineers at Reddit that empowers those software engi...
3 Okt 202339min
