Does Reddit ask for AI skills in its job ads?
Live dataFrom its Greenhouse job board · Last updated 29 October 2026
Below average
25%of Reddit’s 144 open roles ask the candidate to use AI
- Rank
- #373 of 786
- Open roles
- 144
- Ask for AI
- 36
- As a requirement
- 7%
- Tool named most
Cursor
How many Reddit job ads ask for AI
- 25% of Reddit’s 144 open roles ask the candidate to use AI in the work: 36 job ads, 0 points above the 25% across 1,333 software companies.
- Reddit ranks 373 of 786 companies with 10 or more open roles.
- It asks most in design ads: 3 of 5.
- The AI tool its ads name most is Cursor.
Which Reddit roles ask for AI skills
Share of Reddit’s open roles in each role that ask for AI. Roles with 3 or more open roles.Source: Lemonsignal
What Reddit’s job ads say about AI
“Comfort using Codex, Cursor, Claude, or comparable agentic coding tools in day-to-day software development.”
“Comfortable with creating scalable agentic workflows, using AI for data analysis, task automation and more.”
“Hands-on experience using AI-powered developer tools and workflows, with curiosity and judgment about where these tools can meaningfully improve developer productivity.”
How we counted AI skills in Reddit’s job ads
From the 144 open roles on Reddit’s public Greenhouse job board on 29 October 2026. An ad counts when it asks the person to use AI in their own work. The full method. Work at Reddit and see something wrong? Tell us.