Responsibilities

• As a Reddit Community Manager, you own a client's presence on Reddit.
• You run both their branded Reddit accounts (e.g. u/personname_at_brandname) and their subreddit (e.g. r/brandname), and you are the voice that represents them in the communities that matter to them.
• The objective is the same for every client, and it is simple to state and hard to earn: make the brand a welcome, trusted member of the communities it belongs in, and build genuine goodwill around it over months, not days.
• The work comes in three parts. How much time it takes scales with the client: a smaller client is a few hours a week, a busy one is more (and pays more).
• Community engagement. This is the core. You work from a prioritized thread queue our platform ranks for you, so you are not scrolling Reddit all day, and you show up in the ones that matter: commenting, posting and running the occasional AMA on the brand's behalf, including the threads where your brand is being compared or talked about negatively.
• Everything is disclosed, and it is approved before it goes live.
• When a high-priority thread breaks, you are in it fast, ideally within the hour and at the latest within 24 hours.
• That speed is the one hard expectation of the role.
• Community growth. You help build and run the client's own subreddit: turning the threads already ranking on Google into content that lives there, keeping it active and welcoming, and moderating it into a real home for their community.
• Community intelligence. You are our eyes on the ground. Because you live in these communities, you flag what buyers are really saying and what is worth acting on, which feeds the monthly intelligence we deliver to the client.

Requirements

• Deep Reddit knowledge. You know the culture cold: what earns traction and what gets removed.
• A marketing background of some kind: content, social media, SEO or AEO/GEO.
• Real enthusiasm for the brands you would represent. The best work happens when you genuinely care about the product and the people who use it. (There are questions about this when you apply, and I read them closely.)
• You write like a person, not a marketer, and you are comfortable putting your name to a brand out in the open.

Preferred

• Agency experience is a plus.