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$195,206–$270,000
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$260k
versus about
$233k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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Reddit is a social news aggregation and discussion platform where users share content, vote on posts, and engage in community conversations across thousands of interest-based forums called subreddits.
Reddit currently has
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Listed pay typically runs
$216,700–$303,000
across 89 roles with salary data.
JOB TITLE: Engineering Manager, Notifications Platform
The Engineering Manager, Notifications Platform leads the Notifications Platform team to build durable infrastructure for push, email, and in-app notifications. This role involves leading a team of software engineers to architect, build, and operate scalable platform capabilities including notification APIs, eventing, workflow orchestration, delivery pipelines, user preferences, templates, experimentation, and observability. You will set technical direction for high-scale distributed systems, ensuring reliability, performance, and security while collaborating with ML teams to productionize notification systems. The role requires expertise in service-oriented architectures, event-driven systems, cloud infrastructure, data storage, streaming or messaging systems, and observability tooling. You will manage the full development lifecycle to improve developer experience and ensure the platform provides dependable, timely communications for users across the community.
What does a Engineering Manager earn in California?
Median $279400 from 84 postings across 24 companies.
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