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How can product managers make a real difference? In this podcast hosted by Nacho Andrade, Reddit Product Lead Rachel Miller speaks on leveraging tech skills for social good. She shares insights on using product management expertise to drive meaningful change, from improving search experiences at Reddit to volunteering with malnutrition treatment initiatives in Nigeria. Discover how your professional skills can create impact far beyond the corporate world.
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Rachel Miller is the Product Manager for Search Experiences at Reddit, where she has led the global transformation of Reddit’s search platform—launching AI-driven features, delivering end-to-end redesigns, and scaling solutions used by millions. Her work has been featured in major outlets including TechCrunch and The Verge, and she has spoken at a range of events from hackathons to industry panels. Outside her core role, Rachel has championed initiatives in responsible AI, digital mental health, and diversity in tech. She also volunteers as a product manager at Taimaka, helping develop digital tools to scale treatment for malnutrition in over 7,000 children in Nigeria. Based in London, Rachel is passionate about using technology to drive innovation and social impact.
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