Reddit Community Manager

Reddit Community Manager

Role

Location:

Remote / Capacity:
Full-time

Open Art is one of the fastest-growing AI creative platforms, used by millions of people to create images, videos, stories, ads, and other creative work with AI.

We move fast. We launch fast. And when we see an opportunity, we don’t wait for a perfect playbook. We test, learn, and scale what works.

We’re looking for a Reddit Community & Growth Manager to take Open Art’s Reddit presence from 0 to 100.

This is not a role where you simply moderate a subreddit, schedule posts, and respond to comments.

We want someone who can build a growth channel from scratch.

You’ll own Reddit end-to-end: our subreddit, our presence across relevant communities, content, experiments, community programs, organic distribution, user acquisition, and the feedback loop between Reddit and our product team.

Your goal is simple: make Open Art impossible to ignore on Reddit.

You’ll own the strategy, execution, and results for Reddit.

• Build Open Art’s Reddit presence from the ground up
• Grow our subreddit into an active community of AI creators
• Set ambitious weekly and monthly growth goals
• Run experiments across content, distribution, community programs, and acquisition
• Find repeatable ways to turn Reddit conversations into subreddit members, Open Art users, and advocates
• Track what drives reach, engagement, community growth, traffic, and signups
• Double down quickly when something works and kill experiments that don’t

Don’t wait for people to start conversations. Create reasons for them to come back.

• Create recurring formats, challenges, showcases, discussions, AMAs, competitions, and community programs
• Find ways to get Open Art users sharing their work and workflows organically
• Turn great community contributions into moments worth sharing
• Identify and support highly active members who can become long-term community advocates
• Develop systems that increase participation and retention as the subreddit grows
• Moderate the community without making it feel corporate

Open Art’s Reddit strategy cannot stop at

You’ll spend significant time understanding what people are already talking about across AI, video, filmmaking, design, advertising, and creator communities.

• Find conversations where Open Art can genuinely add value
• Participate as a real member of the Reddit community, not as a brand account dropping links
• Spot discussions, memes, formats, and topics before they become obvious
• Build relationships with moderators, creators, power users, and relevant communities
• Identify organic opportunities to introduce Open Art without forcing the product into conversations
• Understand what earns attention on Reddit and what gets ignored

There is no finished Reddit playbook for an AI company growing at our pace. We expect you to help write ours.

You might test a creator challenge one week, a new content format the next, an AMA after that, and then find something completely different that works better than all three.

We want someone who naturally asks:

“What happens if we try this?”

Then actually tries it.

You’ll be expected to generate ideas independently, launch experiments quickly, measure the results, and turn winning experiments into repeatable systems.

Reddit isn’t only a distribution channel. It’s one of the best places to understand what users actually think.

You’ll constantly track:

• What people are saying about Open Art
• Why users love or dislike specific features
• Recurring complaints and feature requests
• What people say about competing AI products
• Which new AI tools, models, workflows, and use cases are gaining…