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Reddit
iOS
| Company | Reddit |
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| Roles | |
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| Type | full-time |
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| Role taxonomy | Mobile |
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| Specialties | iOS, Android |
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| Location | San Francisco |
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| Salary | — |
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| Apply via | See posting |
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| Hiring notes | — |
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| Tech | iOSAndroid |
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| Parsed locations | San Francisco |
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| Posted by | dkasper |
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| Posted | Dec 1, 2016 |
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| Source | View on Hacker News ↗ |
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Original posting
Reddit | San Francisco | Full-Time | Onsite | iOS & Android Engineers
tldr: join Reddit's mobile team of 5 engineers and ship apps to millions of people.
You may have heard of a little site called Reddit that's kind of similar to Hacker News. What you may not know is that the team that builds our official apps just turned 1 year old and is still only 5 engineers with backgrounds from big companies like Instagram and Google to startups like Weebly and Sincerely. A couple of us, including me, were actually startup founders ourselves.
Despite Reddit drama (which doesn't really effect engineering), our engineering team is in better shape than ever. Our apps are well loved at 4.5+ stars on both platforms, and used by millions of people every month. We're planning to grow fast on the mobile team over the next year and are hiring for iOS and Android at pretty much all levels of experience.
<my hackernews username> @ reddit.com