Ads Policy Senior Specialist, Reddit
Trust & Safety Policy
$143.6-201k
Online platform for thoughts, experiences and discussions
Be an early applicant
Online platform for thoughts, experiences and discussions
1001+ employees
Be an early applicant
$143.6-201k
1001+ employees
Company mission
Reddit's mission is to bring community and belonging to everyone.
Role
Who you are
- 4+ years of experience in policy enforcement, development, or analysis
- Exceptional at clear, concise, and effective written and verbal communication
- Ability to analyze complex time-sensitive issues and make informed, reasoned, and consistent decisions
- Strong analytical skills to identify the root cause of problems and drive towards appropriate, scalable solutions
- Experience as an effective collaborator with cross-functional stakeholders while tackling complex issues
- Ability to identify trends, utilize data, and synthesize feedback to influence team strategy
- Comfortable dealing with conflict and driving towards consensus
- Intuitive, creative, flexible, organized, and detail oriented
- Experience driving change in a dynamic, fast-paced, and distributed environment
- Fluency in an additional language other than English is required
- Open to working across time zones with flexible working hours (the role will primarily require availability during normal Pacific Time Zone hours)
What the job involves
- We’re looking for an experienced, detail-oriented, and proactive Advertising Policy Senior Specialist to join our growing Ads Policy team
- The Ads Policy (AP) team develops strategic and responsible advertising policies in support of Reddit’s growing business and enables consistent and scalable policy enforcement
- This position will serve as the main liaison between AP and our growing Sales organization
- This exciting role is on the front lines of some of the most fascinating challenges and opportunities impacting online advertising, and will help Reddit continue to scale its business across the world
- Review, analyze, and respond to global Sales and Ad Review escalation tickets
- Proactively identify policy gaps and process inefficiencies, and propose updates and improvements
- Develop and deliver comprehensive policy trainings for enforcement teams
- Host recurring office hours to address policy questions and concerns from Sales teams
- Create, maintain, and organize policy resources and documentation
- Build strong collaborative partnerships with internal teams such as Sales, Ad Review, Product, Public Policy, and Legal
Our take
Reddit is a website that facilitates thousands of message board communities, known as subreddits, with an aim to promote authentic human connection. There are more than 100,000 communities on Reddit, covering everything, from food, entertainment, sports, and books, to more niche topics that cater for very specific audiences.
The simple platform is used by more than 52 million people a day and attracts over 50 billion monthly views. While these are impressive numbers, they do pale in comparison with social media giants Facebook and Twitter, however, Reddit distinguishes itself by providing easy-to-find communities for a truly endless range of topics.
Reddit makes money through advertising as well as offering a premium ad-free membership plan. The company has enjoyed continuous user & revenue growth, acquisitions by Conde Nast in 2006 and Advance in 2011, and plans to launch an IPO bid in 2024.
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Insights
57% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 6 rounds)
Aug 2021
$410m
SERIES F
Feb 2021
$250m
SERIES E
Total funding: $1.2bn
Company benefits
- Paid volunteer time off
- 4+ months paid parental leave
- Personal and professional development stipend
- Work from home opportunities
- Health insurance
Company HQ
SoMa, San Francisco, CA
Leadership
Steve Huffman
(CEO)After co-founding Reddit in 2005, they stepped away from the company to co-found Hipmunk, where they were the CTO. They returned to Reddit in 2015, and have been the CEO since.
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