TEMP_NEO_Application Release Automation

UI Designer

This is a Product/UI Designer role focused on improving Reddit's internal release and deployment platform used by engineering teams. The work is heavily dashboard/workflow-oriented and focused on simplifying complex technical operations into intuitive user experiences.

Must Have Skills:

• Experience designing internal tools / enterprise platforms
• Workflow-heavy UX design experience
• Release / deployment / operational workflow understanding
• Ability to design dense technical dashboards
• Wireframing, prototyping, and high-fidelity UI design
• Designing for dashboards, workflow-heavy tools, or configuration-heavy products
• Figma

Nice To Have:

• React knowledge
• DevEx / Infrastructure / Reliability tooling exposure
• Observability platform experience
• Incident-management UX experience
• Platform strategy/product thinking
• Experience designing permissions/states/risk-based workflows

We're looking for a designer to help shape the future of Release Platform, Reddit's single pane of glass for managing the release and deployment lifecycle. This role will partner closely with engineering and cross-functional stakeholders to design a clear, scalable, and intuitive experience for planning, executing, monitoring, and improving software releases. The work is expected to be ongoing over the next year and is best suited for someone comfortable owning large, complex internal tooling problems from discovery through delivery.

What this designer will work on:

• Define the end-to-end user experience for how Reddit teams manage releases and deployments
• Simplify complex operational and technical workflows into intuitive product flows
• Design experiences for visibility, control, confidence, and accountability across the release lifecycle
• Create workflows and patterns for tasks such as release readiness, change review, deployment tracking, rollout status, incident awareness, and rollback support
• Partner with engineering to translate existing platform capabilities into usable product experiences
• Identify where the current experience is confusing, fragmented, manual, or hard to scale
• Build a coherent interaction model and visual language for a high-signal internal platform
• Produce wireframes, polished mocks, prototypes, and UX recommendations that can be implemented iteratively

What success looks like:

• Teams can understand release state quickly without needing to piece together information from multiple tools
• Core release workflows are easier to learn, faster to use, and more reliable under pressure
• The platform feels opinionated and cohesive rather than fragmented