An overview of this role

This position is 100% remote and will be based in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, and/or Netherlands. 

GitLab is looking for an enthusiastic and strategic Business Development Representative (BDR) to join our growing Sales team. As a BDR at GitLab, you get the opportunity to lead the initial outreach to targeted Enterprise and Mid Market accounts working in conjunction with the Field and Digital Marketing teams as well as the Sales and Customer Success teams. In this role you'll leverage creative marketing and sales tactics to prospect and engage with multiple buyer personas and roles to introduce GitLab's value. You'll be responsible for generating qualified meetings and pipeline for GitLab's Sales organization.

Our BDRs come from a diverse background. Many have worked in closing roles previously or managed teams.

We have an extensive onboarding and training program at GitLab and you'll be provided with necessary DevOps and GitLab knowledge to fulfill your role.

What you’ll do

• Execute outbound prospecting initiatives to generate qualified meetings and pipeline in your assigned territory.
• Conduct high-level discovery conversations with target accounts to understand business needs, qualify opportunities, and create Sales Accepted Opportunities (SAOs).
• Meet or exceed monthly and quarterly BDR-sourced Sales Accepted Opportunity (SAO) targets by consistently converting qualified prospects into opportunities.
• Research and prioritize target accounts using business and industry knowledge to identify key players, uncover compelling events, and develop tailored outreach strategies.
• Execute a multi-touch outreach cadence (call, email, social, etc.) to all prospects in your assigned territory using Outreach.io to maximize engagement and conversion rates.
• Manage, track, and accurately report all prospecting activities and pipeline in Salesforce to provide clear visibility into performance and forecast.
• Collaborate with Field, Corporate, and Digital Marketing, Sales, and Customer Success teams to build targeted account lists, campaigns, and call strategies, and attend regional marketing events to engage participants, generate leads, and drive qualified Sales Accepted Opportunities (SAOs).
• Document and continuously improve Business Development Representative processes in the GitLab handbook, in partnership with your Business Development Manager, and mentor new BDR hires to help them ramp quickly and navigate key accounts.

What you’ll bring

• Positive and energetic phone skills, excellent listening skills, strong writing skills
• Meet or exceed daily, weekly, and monthly KPIs
• Proven experience taking initiative and independently driving projects or activities through to successful outcomes
• Alignment with our values and working in accordance with those values
• Knowledge of business process, roles, and organizational structure
• Demonstrated persistence in pursuing goals, learning from setbacks, and continuously improving to achieve strong results
• Passion about being a part of GitLab's journey
• Proficiency in using Salesforce and LinkedIn Sales Navigator
• Previous tech industry experience or experience in sales development, marketing, or sales is a plus
• Proficiency in English, our company language, is required for effective communication

About the team

As part of GitLab's growing Sales team, you will work closely with the Field and Digital Marketing teams, as well as the Sales and Customer Success teams. Our BDRs come from diverse backgrounds, and we provide extensive onboarding and training so you have the DevOps and GitLab knowledge you need to succeed.

Why Cast AI?

Cast AI is an automation platform that operates cloud-native and AI infrastructure at scale. By embedding autonomous decision-making directly into Kubernetes and cloud environments, Cast AI continuously optimizes performance, reliability, and efficiency in production.
The old way doesn't work. As Kubernetes and AI environments grow, manual decisions don’t. Cast AI replaces tickets, alerts, and manual tuning with continuous automation that adapts infrastructure as conditions change. Efficiency and cost savings follow naturally from that automation.
Over 2,100 companies already rely on Cast AI, including Akamai, BMW, Cisco, FICO, HuggingFace, NielsenIQ, Swisscom, and TGS.

Global team, diverse perspectives

We're headquartered in Miami, but our impact is international. We take a global and intentional approach to diversity. Today, Cast AI operates across 34 countries spanning Europe, North America, Latin America, and APAC, bringing a wide range of perspectives into how we build and lead.

Unicorn momentum

In January 2026, we achieved unicorn status with a strategic investment from Pacific Alliance Ventures, the corporate venture arm of Shinsegae Group (a $50+ billion Korean conglomerate). Our valuation now exceeds $1 billion, and we're just getting started.

Join us as we build the future of autonomous infrastructure.

About the role

Throughput. Latency. KV cache utilization.

Move those three numbers in the right direction, and two things happen: customers get faster, cheaper inference, and our margins improve. That's the entire thesis of this role. Every kernel you tune, every quantization scheme you ship, every scheduler tweak you land shows up directly in a customer's p99 and on our P&L.
This is a high-impact seat. It is also a high-autonomy seat as you'll be given the room to lead the technical direction of inference optimization at Kimchi, not execute someone else's roadmap.

The problem: running LLMs in production is a moving target. The "right" model and serving configuration for a workload depend on traffic shape, sequence-length distribution, batch dynamics, GPU SKU, memory bandwidth, quantization tolerance, and a dozen other variables that shift week to week. Most teams pick a model once, over-provision GPUs, and absorb the cost. Kimchi is the system that makes that decision automatically - continuously matching workloads to the most cost-efficient, best-performing LLM and serving configuration on a customer's infrastructure. We're building the optimization layer between the model and the hardware, and we need engineers who understand both sides deeply.

Stack

Python · vLLM · SGLang · TensorRT-LLM · PyTorch · CUDA-adjacent tooling · Kubernetes · gRPC · ClickHouse · PostgreSQL · GCP Pub/Sub · AWS / GCP / Azure · GitLab CI · ArgoCD · Prometheus · Grafana · Loki · Tempo.

Requirements:

• 5+ years building real ML systems, with a portfolio that shows depth in inference or training infrastructure (not just model training notebooks).
• Strong Python - production services, not scripts.
• Hands-on experience with at least one of vLLM, SGLang, or TensorRT-LLM, and a working mental model of why an inference engine performs the way it does on a given GPU.
• Fluency with quantization tradeoffs - you've measured quality regressions, not just compression ratios.
• Comfort with distributed systems: collective communication, sharding strategies, and the practical failure modes of multi-GPU and multi-node setups.
• A bias toward measurement. You instrument before you optimize, and you can tell the difference between a real win and a benchmark artifact.
• Self-direction. This role comes with a wide mandate; you should be excited by that, not unsettled by it.

Responsibilities:

• Push throughput. Continuous batching, speculative decoding, chunked prefill, kernel-level tuning across vLLM, SGLang, and TensorRT-LLM. Find the ceiling on each GPU SKU, then raise it.
• Cut latency. Attack TTFT and TPOT separately. Profile, identify the actual bottleneck (compute, memory bandwidth, scheduling, networking), and fix it - not the bottleneck you assumed.
• Get more out of the KV cache. Paged attention, prefix caching, eviction policies, cache reuse across requests, quantized KV. This is where a lot of the unrealized throughput lives, and it's an area you'll own.
• Quantize without regressing quality. INT8, INT4, FP8 across weights, activations, and KV. Empirical work: measure quality on real workloads, not just perplexity benchmarks.
• Shrink cold starts and memory footprint. Faster init, smarter weight loading, tighter memory accounting - the difference between a model that scales and one that doesn't.
• Scale across nodes. Distributed inference topologies, network-aware placement, checkpointing strategies that don't bottleneck on storage or interconnect.
• Set the technical direction. Decide what we benchmark, what we adopt, and what we build ourselves. Bring the team along with strong writeups and reproducible experiments.

What’s in it for you?

• Competitive salary (depending on the level of experience).
• Enjoy a flexible, remote-first global environment.
• Collaborate with a global team of cloud experts and innovators, passionate about pushing the boundaries of Kubernetes technology
• Equity options.
• Get quick feedback with a fast-paced workflow. Most feature projects are completed in 1 to 4 weeks.
• Spend 10% of your work time on personal projects or self-improvement. 
• Learning budget for professional and personal development - including access to international conferences and courses that elevate your skills.
• Annual hackathon to spark new ideas and strengthen team bonds.
• Team-building budget and company events to connect with your colleagues.
• Equipment budget to ensure you have everything you need.
• Extra days off to help maintain a healthy work-life balance.

Hiring process

• Screening call with Recruiter
• Hiring Manager interview
• Technical interview (system design)
• Live coding
• Culture Check interview with an executive

*As part of our standard hiring process, we would like to inform you that a background check may be conducted at the final stage of recruitment through our third-party provider, Checkr.
*Please note that Cast AI does not provide any form of visa sponsorship/work permit.

#LI-Remote

An overview of this role

GitLab is looking for a Product Design Manager to join the Plan & Analytics stage. As a design leader, you own the delivery of UX commitments, are always looking to improve productivity, and are responsible for the user experience in the product. While you are credible as a designer and know the details of what product designers work on, your time is spent hiring a world-class team and putting them in the best position to succeed.

This is an incredibly exciting time to join the Plan & Analytics stages - Working in GitLab's Plan space sits at the most human and strategic layer of the software development lifecycle — where ideas, priorities, and intentions are formed — making it the perfect frontier to explore how AI can augment not just execution, but thinking itself. As AI accelerates the speed at which code is written and shipped, the Plan space becomes even more critical, because the bottleneck is rapidly shifting from "how fast can we build?" to "how clearly can we define what to build and why?" This creates a rare opportunity to reimagine how teams collaborate, how requirements evolve, and how AI can transform a traditionally manual, document-heavy process into a dynamic, intelligent system that connects strategy directly to delivery.

You'll be working closely with the Product Management and Engineering teams to execute on the product roadmap and priorities.

Some examples of our projects: 

• Work Items
• Saved Views
• Software Factory

What you’ll do  

• Proactively identify large, strategic UX opportunities that span both inside your areas and across the product. Work with other product design managers, staff, and principal product designers to drive cross-product initiatives through awareness and prioritization.
• Identify strategic user research initiatives that span multiple stage groups (and possibly the entire product), and work with other product design/research managers to organize research efforts.
• Be a frequent and active participant in milestones by reviewing UX deliverables (such as research and designs) that your team creates, and provide feedback to ensure high-quality output.
• Communicate the value of UX to cross-functional GitLab team members and work with them to leverage the product development flow. 
• Help the product teams of areas you support to prioritize UX initiatives including Deferred UX, triage and resolution of UX bugs, and overall usability improvements to the product. Lead UX Scorecard initiatives in order to consistently measure the experience of your product areas and show improvements over time.
• Contribute to product direction conversations, with emphasis on leading the experience vision for your product areas.
• Hire, grow and retain a world-class team of Designers.

What you’ll bring 

• Experience managing a group of designers remotely, who work on complex products.
• Deep experience building AI experience for the software development lifecycle.
• Deep experience designing for large-scale enterprise platforms.
• Experience defining/executing on the high-level strategy (the why) and creating design deliverables (the how) based on research.
• Experience driving organizational change with cross-functional stakeholders, including Product Management and Engineering.
• Solid visual awareness with understanding of basic design principles and accessibility.
• You share our values, and work in accordance with those values.
• You possess leadership qualities needed to thrive at Gitlab.
• Ability to use GitLab.

About the team

You will work closely with three designers. You will collaborate with the Group Product Manager, Engineering Director and UX Researcher to improve team communication and maintain excitement about the opportunities ahead. You can learn more about what our teams are working on by visiting our direction page:

• Plan

About the role

We're looking for a Senior UX Researcher who brings rigour and curiosity to both product and marketing research. Someone who's as comfortable running foundational product studies as they are digging into brand perception, buyer mindsets, or how a marketing site actually works for the people using it.

This is strategic, high-visibility work — you'll partner with Product Design, Product Management, Brand, and Marketing to shape what we build and how we tell the world about it.

What makes this role unique:

• Work across both brand and product research, with real influence on each
• Research enterprise developer tools and DevOps workflows — including AI-powered features built for developers
• Fast-paced environment where research directly influences design and business decisions
• Be part of a team of talented, experienced researchers who genuinely invest in each other's growth

What you'll do

• Lead foundational, problem validation, and strategic research projects across your assigned product areas and beyond
• Drive both brand and product research — including buyer persona development, brand perception studies, and digital experience research — that directly informs positioning and messaging
• Be the expert on the users within your area of coverage: their behaviours, pain points, workflows, and goals
• Make connections across research initiatives, surfacing macro insights that no single study could reveal on its own
• Build trusted relationships with Product Design, Product Management, Brand, and Marketing counterparts, guiding them to the right research approach
• Advocate for and socialise actionable insights in a clear and compelling way that increases empathy across the organisation
• Independently drive research prioritisation across stage groups, balancing impact, product direction, and company objectives
• Mentor other researchers and actively shape how the Experience Research team works, through process iteration, documentation, and peer reviews

What you'll bring

• Empathetic, curious and open-minded
• Deep mixed-methods research experience across qualitative and quantitative methods
• A track record in both product research and marketing or brand research
• The ability to guide stakeholders — including senior ones — toward the right approach, even when they arrive with a firm opinion
• Strong instincts for prioritisation across multiple stakeholder groups in a fast-moving environment
• Clear, compelling communication that makes findings land with product, brand, and marketing audiences
• Experience working in a highly iterative, fast-paced environment, with the ability to pivot with sudden changes in direction
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a fully remote, globally distributed team — with strong async communication habits
• Self-motivated and self-managing, with strong organisational skills
• Ability to ramp up to a highly technical domain quickly
• Share our values, and work in accordance with those values
• Able to conduct research in a fully remote setting and use GitLab as part of your daily workflow
• Experience working on AI products, particularly for enterprise dev tooling, is a plus
• Experience working on enterprise and/or developer tooling products is a plus

Why this role?

Our Erlang- and Elixir stack are critical parts of our platform, but the talent pool for engineers who understand the BEAM ecosystem and CI/CD/infrastructure is extremely small. This is a hard-to-fill but high-impact hire. The right person will own reliability and delivery for a stack that is central to our operations.

Overview

We're looking for a DevOps/SRE Engineer with hands-on experience in the Erlang and/or Elixir ecosystem to join Release Engineering. You'll own the build, test, and release pipelines for our BEAM-based services and ensure our delivery practices meet the same standard as the rest of the platform.

What You'll Do

• Own and evolve CI/CD pipelines for Erlang (Betler) and Elixir (Argo Workflows) services, from build through production deployment.
• Build and maintain base Docker images, release packaging, and deployment automation for BEAM-based applications.
• Collaborate with application teams to define and enforce release standards, quality gates, and rollback strategies for Erlang/Elixir services.
• Improve observability and reliability of the BEAM stack: build monitoring, deployment health checks, and incident response tooling.
• Contribute to migration efforts as we consolidate and modernize delivery infrastructure across stacks.

What We're Looking For

• 5+ years of experience operating, building, or deploying Erlang and/or Elixir applications in a production environment.
• Strong understanding of the BEAM VM, OTP patterns, hot code upgrades, and release management (rebar3, Mix releases).
• Hands-on experience with CI/CD systems (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Argo, or similar) and containerized deployments (Docker, Kubernetes).
• Infrastructure-as-code experience (Terraform, Helm, or similar).
• Comfortable working across the full delivery lifecycle, not just ops, not just dev.

Nice to Have

• Experience building or maintaining base images and build tooling for BEAM applications.
• Familiarity with multi-stack environments where Erlang/Elixir coexists with Go, JS/TS, or other runtimes.
• Background in high-availability domains (betting, gaming, fintech, telecom) where uptime directly impacts revenue.
• Experience with Argo Workflows or similar workflow orchestration platforms.

An overview of this role

This position is 100% remote and will be based in the UK, Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands

GitLab is looking for an enthusiastic and strategic Sales Development Representative (SDR), to join our growing Revenue Marketing team. As a SDR at GitLab, you get the opportunity to lead the initial outreach to targeted accounts working in conjunction with the Field and Digital Marketing teams. In this role you will leverage creative marketing and sales tactics to prospect and engage with multiple buyer personas and roles to introduce GitLab’s value. You will be responsible for generating qualified meetings and pipeline for GitLab's Sales organization.

Don’t have a ton of knowledge about GitLab yet? Don’t worry. We have an extensive onboarding and training program at GitLab and you will be provided with necessary DevOps and GitLab knowledge to fulfill your role.

What you'll do

• Effectively manage inbound lead flow
• Conduct high-level discovery conversations in target accounts
• Meet or exceed SDR sourced Sales Accepted Opportunity (SAO) volume targets
• Collaborate with and leverage teammates to develop targeted lists, call strategies, and messaging to drive opportunities
• Utilize business and industry knowledge to research accounts, identify key players, generate interest, create/identify compelling events, and develop accounts
• Work to have a variety of touches (call, email, social, etc.) on all leads in your assigned territory using Outreach.io
• Manage, track, and report on all activities and results using Salesforce
• Participate in documenting all processes in the GitLab handbook and update as needed with your Sales Development Manager
• Act as a mentor for new SDR hires in helping them navigate their key accounts

What you'll bring

• Positive and energetic phone skills, excellent listening skills, strong writing skills
• A self-starter with a track record of successful, credible achievements
• You share our values, and work in accordance with those values
• Knowledge of business process, roles, and organizational structure
• Determined personality with a desire to grow and win
• Passionate about being a part of GitLab’s journey
• Proficient in using Salesforce
• Previous tech industry experience or experience in sales development, marketing and/or sales is a plus
• Eagerness to grow professionally with best-in-class onboarding program, support across the business and eligibility for promotion into an outbound role after 12 months as a successful SDR
• Globally we require excellent written and spoken English which is our company language

An overview of this role

This position is 100% remote and will be based in the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany, or Ireland.

GitLab is looking for an enthusiastic and strategic Business Development Representative (BDR) to join our growing Sales team. As a BDR at GitLab, you get the opportunity to lead the initial outreach to targeted accounts working in conjunction with the Field and Digital Marketing teams as well as the Sales and Customer Success teams. In this role you'll leverage creative marketing and sales tactics to prospect and engage with multiple buyer personas and roles to introduce GitLab's value. You'll be responsible for generating qualified meetings and pipeline for GitLab's Sales organization.

Our BDRs come from a diverse background. Many have worked in closing roles previously or managed teams.

We have an extensive onboarding and training program at GitLab and you'll be provided with necessary DevOps and GitLab knowledge to fulfill your role.

What you’ll do

• Execute outbound prospecting initiatives to generate qualified meetings and pipeline in your assigned territory.
• Conduct high-level discovery conversations with target accounts to understand business needs, qualify opportunities, and create Sales Accepted Opportunities (SAOs).
• Meet or exceed monthly and quarterly BDR-sourced Sales Accepted Opportunity (SAO) targets by consistently converting qualified prospects into opportunities.
• Research and prioritize target accounts using business and industry knowledge to identify key players, uncover compelling events, and develop tailored outreach strategies.
• Execute a multi-touch outreach cadence (call, email, social, etc.) to all prospects in your assigned territory using Outreach.io to maximize engagement and conversion rates.
• Manage, track, and accurately report all prospecting activities and pipeline in Salesforce to provide clear visibility into performance and forecast.
• Collaborate with Field, Corporate, and Digital Marketing, Sales, and Customer Success teams to build targeted account lists, campaigns, and call strategies, and attend regional marketing events to engage participants, generate leads, and drive qualified Sales Accepted Opportunities (SAOs).
• Document and continuously improve Business Development Representative processes in the GitLab handbook, in partnership with your Business Development Manager, and mentor new BDR hires to help them ramp quickly and navigate key accounts.

What you’ll bring

• Prior experience prospecting into the Nordics region is required; fluency in Swedish is a strong plus
• Positive and energetic phone skills, excellent listening skills, strong writing skills
• Meet or exceed daily, weekly, and monthly KPIs
• Proven experience taking initiative and independently driving projects or activities through to successful outcomes
• Alignment with our values and working in accordance with those values
• Knowledge of business process, roles, and organizational structure
• Demonstrated persistence in pursuing goals, learning from setbacks, and continuously improving to achieve strong results
• Passion about being a part of GitLab's journey
• Proficiency in using Salesforce and LinkedIn Sales Navigator
• Previous tech industry experience or experience in sales development, marketing, or sales is a plus
• Proficiency in English, our company language, is required for effective communication

About the team

As part of GitLab's growing Sales team, you will work closely with the Field and Digital Marketing teams, as well as the Sales and Customer Success teams. Our BDRs come from diverse backgrounds, and we provide extensive onboarding and training so you have the DevOps and GitLab knowledge you need to succeed.

An overview of this role

This position is 100% remote and will be based in the UK, Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands.

GitLab is looking for an enthusiastic and strategic Business Development Representative (BDR) to join our growing Sales team. As a BDR at GitLab, you get the opportunity to lead the initial outreach to targeted accounts working in conjunction with the Field and Digital Marketing teams as well as the Sales and Customer Success teams. In this role you'll leverage creative marketing and sales tactics to prospect and engage with multiple buyer personas and roles to introduce GitLab's AI-powered DevSecOps platform. You'll be responsible for generating qualified meetings and pipeline for GitLab's Sales organization.

Our BDRs come from a diverse background. Many have worked in closing roles previously or managed teams.

We have an extensive onboarding and training program at GitLab and you'll be provided with necessary DevOps and GitLab knowledge to fulfill your role.

What you’ll do

• Execute outbound prospecting initiatives to generate qualified meetings and pipeline in your assigned territory.
• Generate New Logo opportunities and Growth opportunities on existing customer accounts.
• Conduct high-level discovery conversations with target accounts to understand business needs, qualify opportunities, and create Sales Accepted Opportunities (SAOs).
• Meet or exceed monthly and quarterly BDR-sourced Sales Accepted Opportunity (SAO) targets (e.g., Stage 1 and Stage 3 opportunities) by consistently converting qualified prospects into opportunities.
• Research and prioritize target accounts using business and industry knowledge to identify key players, uncover compelling events, and develop tailored outreach strategies.
• Execute a multi-touch outreach cadence (call, email, social, etc.) to all prospects in your assigned territory using Outreach to maximize engagement and conversion rates.
• Manage, track, and accurately report all prospecting activities and pipeline in Salesforce to provide clear visibility into performance and forecast.
• Collaborate with Field, Corporate, and Digital Marketing, Sales, and Customer Success teams to build targeted account lists, campaigns, and call strategies. Attend regional marketing events to engage participants, generate leads, and drive qualified Sales Accepted Opportunities (SAOs).
• Document and continuously improve Business Development Representative processes in the GitLab handbook in partnership with your Business Development Manager. Mentor new BDR hires to help them ramp quickly and navigate key accounts.

What you’ll bring

• Positive and energetic phone skills, excellent listening skills, strong writing skills.
• Ability to prioritize tasks, manage a high volume of outreach, and consistently follow through on prospecting activities.
• Proven experience taking initiative, persisting through setbacks, and independently driving projects or activities through to successful outcomes.
• Alignment with our values and working in accordance with those values.
• Knowledge of business process, roles, and organizational structure.
• Proficiency in using Salesforce, Sales Navigator, and Outreach or similar prospecting and sequencing tools.
• Proficiency in English, our company language, is required for effective communication.
• Previous tech industry experience or experience in sales development, marketing, or sales is a plus.

About the team

As part of GitLab's growing Sales team, you will work closely with the Field and Digital Marketing teams, as well as the Sales and Customer Success teams. Our BDRs come from diverse backgrounds, and we provide extensive onboarding and training so you have the DevOps and GitLab knowledge you need to succeed. You'll partner with Account Executives, working fully remote and distributed across multiple U.S. time zones, collaborating asynchronously through GitLab, video calls, and shared playbooks. This role provides a clear path for advancing to an Account Executive position within GitLab.

An overview of this role

GitLab is seeking a Principal Engineer to set technical direction for our most critical infrastructure platforms. This role operates at organizational scale, owning architecture, solving complex systems problems, and driving initiatives that shape how GitLab grows, performs, and remains reliable.

As a Principal Engineer, you will serve as a technical authority and force multiplier, leading architectural decisions across distributed and cloud-native systems to translate business strategy into durable technical direction. Spanning multiple teams and domains, you will bring clarity to ambiguity, raise engineering standards, and mentor senior talent while remaining accountable for real production outcomes. This is a hands-on, high-impact role for leaders who drive success through influence and shape the foundational platforms that the entire organization depends on.

Organizational Focus Areas

Principal Engineers at GitLab drive strategy across our most critical infrastructure and delivery groups. Role placement across the following tracks is determined by business need and organizational priority.

Group Tenant Scale (GTS)

This track builds GitLab’s next generation, multi-tenant, horizontally scalable, and resilient SaaS platform. You will architect the foundations that enable other engineering teams to build upon this platform and drive convergence among GitLab’s various platforms..

• Core Focus: Lead the design and evolution of projects that enable our distributed, multi-tenant SaaS transformation, including Cells, Organizations, and OrgMover.
• Distributed Architecture: Architect for zero downtime, transparent relocation, and application hardening in a massive distributed environment.
• Strategic Decisions: Guide architecture decisions with availability, reliability, resiliency, performance, and cost in mind.

GitLab Delivery 

The GitLab Delivery track focuses on enhancing the reliability, efficiency, and speed of GitLab’s end-to-end software delivery across all platforms and offerings.

• Core Focus: Lead the platform strategy spanning Developer Experience, CI infrastructure, packaging, and release delivery across SaaS, Self-Managed, and Dedicated.
• Developer Experience: Treat GitLab engineers as customers, building self-service tooling, testing infrastructure, and paved paths that increase velocity while maintaining quality.
• Delivery at Scale: Architect reliable, automated pipelines that streamline how GitLab is packaged, released, and deployed across all platforms and offerings.

What You'll Do

• Own and drive the architectural direction for critical infrastructure platforms that support GitLab at global scale.
• Lead the design and evolution of large platforms and distributed systems that are scalable, resilient, secure, and cost-efficient.
• Serve as the technical authority on complex initiatives, guiding decisions that impact multiple teams and product areas.
• Translate business and product strategy into long-term technical roadmaps and execution plans.
• Drive alignment across engineering, product, and leadership by clearly communicating tradeoffs and recommendations.
• Establish technical standards and architectural patterns that raise quality and consistency across the organization.
• Be accountable for production outcomes, including reliability, performance, and operational excellence.
• Mentor senior engineers and act as a force multiplier through influence rather than direct authority.
• Operate effectively in ambiguous problem spaces where both the problem and the solution need to be defined.

What You'll Bring

• Proven experience designing and evolving large-scale platforms or distributed systems in cloud-native environments.
• Strong proficiency in Golang and/or Ruby, with the ability to contribute to, review, and guide core architectural changes in production codebases.
• Strong architectural judgment, including the ability to balance scalability, reliability, performance, security, and cost.
• Experience owning platform-level technical decisions that impacted multiple teams or an entire engineering domain.
• Solid understanding of Kubernetes-based environments as a production platform, including how they influence system design, deployment models, reliability, and operational complexity.
• Experience being accountable for production systems, not just design recommendations.
• Ability to author and drive long-term technical strategy and multi-month roadmaps.
• Track record of leading through influence and shaping technical direction without direct authority.
• Comfort making high-impact technical decisions, including build vs buy vs partner tradeoffs.
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts to engineers, leadership, and non-technical stakeholders.

About the team

The Principal Engineer role sits within GitLab’s Infrastructure Platforms organization, working across multiple teams to shape how our platform scales and operates. This group is responsible for some of GitLab’s most critical systems, including the multi-tenant SaaS platform, core delivery pipelines, and the underlying infrastructure that powers millions of users. As a Principal Engineer, you’ll define technical direction, guide architectural decisions, and ensure our platforms remain resilient, performant, and modern. The team operates fully remotely and collaborates asynchronously across time zones, grounded in GitLab’s values of transparency, autonomy, and open communication. You’ll help the organization tackle complex distributed systems challenges at scale while mentoring other engineers and building a culture focused on reliability, efficiency, and continuous improvement.

An overview of this role

As the first Engineering Manager embedded the Upstream Studios organization at GitLab, you'll lead a focused team of Engineers responsible for two foundational surfaces: the Pajamas Design System, which powers the coherence of the entire GitLab product, and docs.gitlab.com, the documentation platform serving millions of GitLab users and contributors worldwide. 

This is a rare opportunity to define what engineering leadership looks like inside a design organization. You’ll report to the Chief Design Officer and partner closely with Product Design, Technical Writing, Localization, Marketing, Product Management, and Engineering leaders across GitLab. Critically, the design system is a contribution-based, company-wide platform that engineers across the entire organization depend on and actively participate in. Building those partnerships and making it easier for engineers everywhere to contribute to Pajamas will be central to your success. 

You’ll be a hands-on technical leader and people manager in equal measure: guiding architecture decisions, shaping contribution workflows, and helping a small, high-impact team do some of the most leveraged work at GitLab.

What you'll do

• Lead, mentor,and grow a high-performing team of engineers, working across the Pajamas Design System and the GitLab documentation site.
• Define and build the engineering practice within Upstream Studios–this is a new function and you’ll have real influence over how it takes shape.
• Guide architecture and technical decisions for the design system (components, tokens, patterns) and the docs site (performance, reliability, infrastructure, localization).
• Help others across the organization understand the strategic value of a well-maintained design system and documentation platform.
• Advocates for engineering quality: technical debt, accessibility standards, customer issues, security, and platform reliability.
• Collaborate with Product Design and Technical Writing to translate design and content needs into scalable technical solutions

What you'll bring

• Experience leading infrastructure, platform, or development teams, with a track record of building high-performing, values-aligned teams.
• Deep expertise in design systems–including design tokens, component architecture, accessibility standards, and contribution models.
• Excellent technical background, including professional experience with Git, docs-as-code, Hugo, accessibility and building and maintaining a design system.
• Experience of building and supporting multi-lingual sites and localization workflows at scale.
• Professional experience with JavaScript (Vue.js) and familiarity with Elasticsearch, Ruby/Go, AI tools, and continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) practices.
• Strong expertise in running and scaling large, consumer-grade platforms, with a focus on reliability, security, performance, and scalability.
• Proficiency in the English language, both written and verbal, sufficient for success in a remote and largely asynchronous work environment.
• Demonstrated capacity to clearly and concisely communicate about complex technical, architectural, and/or organizational problems and propose thorough iterative solutions.
• Experience with performance and optimization problems and a demonstrated ability to both diagnose and prevent these problems
• Comfort working in a highly agile, intensely iterative software development process.
• Passion for open source and developer tools, with a commitment to GitLab's values, inclusive culture, and high-performance expectations.

About the team

Upstream Studios is the full-stack experience organization for GitLab. We imagine it, we design it, we document it, we ship it—partnering across product, engineering, and marketing to deliver a continuous deployment of quality.

We integrate research, design, frontend engineering, documentation, and brand into a unified delivery pipeline, shaping how customers experience GitLab from first impression to final deployment. For more information on how we work, see the Upstream Studios section of the GitLab Handbook.

An overview of this role

As a Backend Engineer on the Secret Detection team, you'll help protect sensitive data by building the services, scanning workflows, and remediation paths that prevent leaked secrets from reaching production. Your work will contribute to the full secret management lifecycle, from push protection to pipeline-based scanning, validation, and auditability, so developers can move quickly without taking on avoidable security risk. This is a strong opportunity if you want to work on security features with clear customer impact, improve detection quality, and help teams act when credentials, API keys, or other secrets are exposed.

You'll focus on backend systems that power Secret Detection across GitLab's DevSecOps platform, working closely with product management and engineering peers in an async-first environment. In your first year, you'll contribute to core product capabilities, improve performance and result quality, and help shape technical direction through code reviews, RFCs, and proof of concepts.

Some examples of our projects:

• Prevent secret leaks in source code with GitLab Secret Push Protection
• Verify validity of secret detection findings

What you’ll do

• Guide the design and implementation of backend features for GitLab Secret Detection in Ruby on Rails, GraphQL, and Go, delivering capabilities that improve coverage, reliability, or response time for secret detection workflows.
• Build clean, well-tested, maintainable code that meets GitLab standards for reliability and performance, helping reduce regressions and maintain backend systems at scale.
• Partner with product management and engineering peers to deliver backend capabilities that improve detection, validation, remediation, and audit trail coverage across the secret management lifecycle.
• Improve detection quality by reducing false positives, strengthening secret validation workflows, and enabling faster, more effective remediation paths.
• Contribute to code reviews, RFCs, and proof-of-concept work that guide technical approaches across the Secret Detection category.
• Identify technical debt and operational inefficiencies, then propose and implement practical improvements.
• Diagnose performance and optimization issues in backend systems and implement improvements that increase efficiency, scalability, and service reliability.
• Work effectively in a globally distributed, async-first team while participating in planning, engineering discussions, and pairing when needed.

What you’ll bring

• Experience building backend applications and services using Ruby on Rails, with working knowledge of GraphQL and interest in backend-focused product development.
• Experience designing and delivering secure, maintainable systems that power production web applications at scale.
• Knowledge of security concepts, common vulnerabilities, mitigation techniques, and secure coding practices.
• Background developing or working with security tools or products, especially in areas related to code scanning or secret detection.
• Experience investigating performance issues and improving backend reliability, efficiency, and maintainability.
• Ability to work closely with cross-functional partners, including product, design, and technical writing, to deliver useful product outcomes.
• Communicate clearly in writing and in conversation, especially in remote, async-first environments with distributed teams.
• Bring transferable experience and a willingness to grow into parts of the security or Go stack.

About the team

The Secret Detection team owns GitLab's Secret Detection category, and we build the backend systems and related user workflows that help developers identify and mitigate exposed secrets as code is contributed. We work with the broader security product suite while maintaining focused investment in secret scanning quality, validation, remediation, and developer experience. Our work spans Rails and Go services, and we work primarily asynchronously across time zones as a globally distributed team. Current opportunities include expanding coverage across the secret management lifecycle and improving result quality across the findings our tools detect. For more on how we work, see the Team Handbook page.

An overview of this role

As a Staff Engineer on GitLab's Software Composition Analysis team, you'll drive hands-on implementation of security features that help customers understand and manage risks in their software supply chain. Your focus will be on enhancing GitLab's SCA capabilities in dependency scanning and container scanning. You'll work directly on architecture and technical implementation and help the team push forward on three core goals: Gather (introducing data points that help customers understand the urgency of issues, like reachability analysis and supply chain poisoning detection), Integrate (providing other teams with innovative collection techniques for better workflows), and Optimize (solving data correlation at massive scale). You'll contribute hands-on code, help solve novel technical challenges, and establish patterns that improve how the distributed team works together across multiple time zones.

Examples of some future features that you may help build: 
- Dependency scanning for unmanaged C/C++ 
- Dependency Scanning for Yocto environments 
- Vulnerability detection using CPE-based matching against package metadata

What you’ll do

• Implement complex features in dependency scanning and container scanning, shipping improvements that increase scan coverage, improve accuracy, and drive adoption of GitLab's SCA capabilities
• Solve novel technical problems in SCA, establishing reusable patterns that reduce delivery time and improve engineering effectiveness across the team
• Guide architectural and implementation decisions in collaboration with engineering managers, product managers, and peer engineers to improve scalability, reliability, and delivery outcomes across the team's SCA architecture
• Contribute code, design reviews, and technical mentorship that raise quality standards, improve maintainability, and strengthen performance across the codebase
• Collaborate across GitLab's security domain to align SCA work with related efforts in vulnerability management and adjacent product areas, accelerating delivery of shared roadmap goals and improving coordination across related security efforts
• Identify and resolve technical debt, prioritizing changes that improve team velocity, code health, and long-term maintainability across the team's core SCA services
• Translate product needs and customer feedback into technical solutions in partnership with product, UX, and security stakeholders, delivering features that address high-impact customer risks and advance shared roadmap goals

What you’ll bring

• Hands-on experience in Software Composition Analysis and the ability to contribute to complex security features in dependency scanning and container scanning
• Deep hands-on expertise in building and evolving dependency scanning and container scanning analyzers
• Demonstrated ability to design solutions that balance complexity, performance, and maintainability
• Expertise with backend technologies, particularly Go and/or Ruby on Rails, with ability to pick up new technologies quickly
• Familiarity with cloud providers like GCP, CloudFlare, or AWS
• Ability to evaluate technical tradeoffs in SCA and security tooling, with proven success delivering maintainable solutions that help customers manage software supply chain risk
• Ability to work effectively in distributed, async-first teams across multiple time zones
• Experience explaining complex technical and security concepts to engineers and stakeholders

About the team

The Software Composition Analysis team is part of GitLab's Sec Engineering group, and we focus on building capabilities that help customers identify and manage risks in their software supply chain. We work across areas including dependency scanning, container scanning, and license scanning, and we work closely with product, UX, security, and adjacent engineering teams to close important feature gaps in GitLab's platform. Our team members are distributed across regions including Europe and North America, so we rely on clear documentation, asynchronous communication, and thoughtful coordination across time zones. This opportunity is centered on helping us deliver complex security features while balancing hands-on technical progress with strong team execution.

An overview of this role

You'll join GitLab's Software Supply Chain Security stage as the Staff Engineer, Secrets Management, providing technical leadership for GitLab's strategic investment in integrated secrets management. You'll set the technical direction for GitLab Secrets Manager, our OpenBao-powered solution that helps customers securely store, distribute, and manage the lifecycle of secrets used across CI/CD pipelines. This role sits at the intersection of the GitLab platform and the OpenBao open source project: you'll drive architecture decisions for multi-tenant secrets management at scale, guide integration into GitLab, and contribute upstream so we can deliver capabilities customers can trust.

In your first year, your success will look like a clear, scalable architecture for GitLab Secrets Manager, reliable performance that meets GitLab.com needs in partnership with Infrastructure teams, and strong cross-team alignment across Pipeline Security, Authentication, and Platform. You'll also represent GitLab in OpenBao's governance and technical discussions, helping ensure our product direction and upstream contributions reinforce each other.

How we interview

Our process includes technical interviews and stakeholder conversations focused on how you partner across functions and drive alignment.

You should expect questions about how you collaborate with cross-functional partners and communicate tradeoffs in ambiguous, high-impact work.

What you'll do

• Lead the technical strategy for GitLab Secrets Manager, setting architecture direction for secure, multi-tenant secrets management at scale.
• Own the integration between GitLab and OpenBao, including namespaces, authentication mechanisms, and policy management.
• Collaborate with Pipeline Security, Authentication, and Platform teams to propose, review, and deliver cross-team secrets management improvements.
• Partner with GitLab.com Infrastructure teams to ensure secrets management meets reliability, performance, and operational requirements.
• Represent GitLab in the OpenBao open source project by contributing features upstream, participating in technical steering discussions, and maintaining strong technical credibility.
• Mentor and advise engineers on secrets management, cryptographic systems, and secure architecture patterns, raising the quality and consistency of designs and implementations.
• Interface with engineering managers and senior leadership to scope initiatives, clarify tradeoffs, and unblock delivery across teams.
• Engage with customers and external stakeholders to understand real-world needs and communicate GitLab's secrets management capabilities and roadmap direction.

What you'll bring

• Experience designing and operating secrets management systems (for example, HashiCorp Vault, OpenBao, or cloud-native offerings), including secure storage, access control, and audit logging.
• Ability to lead architecture decisions for resilient, multi-tenant services that handle secrets operations at scale, including high availability and cluster management patterns.
• Working knowledge of cryptographic and key management concepts, such as encryption in transit and at rest, key derivation, and hardware security module (HSM) or PKCS#11 integrations.
• Experience implementing authentication and authorization integrations, such as JSON Web Token (JWT) or OpenID Connect (OIDC), mutual Transport Layer Security (mTLS), and certificate-based authentication.
• Proficiency building product integrations in Go (within the OpenBao or Vault ecosystem) and Ruby on Rails for GitLab platform integration.
• Experience contributing to open source projects and working effectively with distributed governance, balancing upstream needs with product requirements.
• Demonstrated ability to operate with high autonomy, drive strategy, and serve as a trusted partner to senior leaders (including constructively challenging assumptions and tradeoffs).
• Strong communication and collaboration skills to influence across teams and levels, including mentoring engineers and working in a fully remote, asynchronous environment.

About the team

The Secrets Management team sits within the Pipeline Security group in GitLab's Software Supply Chain Security stage. We own GitLab Secrets Manager, an OpenBao-powered capability that helps teams securely store, distribute, and manage the lifecycle of secrets used across continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines. The team works closely with Authentication, Authorization, Compliance, and Platform counterparts to deliver secure defaults, reliable operations for GitLab.com, and product-grade integration between GitLab and OpenBao (including namespaces, authentication, and policy management). Our core challenge is building multi-tenant secrets management at scale while balancing upstream open source collaboration with the needs of GitLab customers.

An overview of this role

As a Staff Backend Engineer (Python) on the Duo Chat team in AI Engineering, you'll lead the backend architecture that powers GitLab Duo Chat across the GitLab DevSecOps platform. You'll solve hard problems in building reliable, secure, and scalable AI-powered chat workflows so customers can plan, write, review, and secure code faster, with confidence. This is a hands-on technical leadership role where you'll set direction for how we integrate and evolve large language model providers (including Google Vertex AI) across Ruby on Rails and Python services, raise the bar on observability and testing, and guide the team through ambiguous, high-impact technical decisions. Over your first year, you'll be expected to drive key architectural choices, reduce technical debt that slows iteration, and help the team ship durable improvements to response quality, reliability, and maintainability.

Some examples of our projects:

• Integrate new generative AI models and providers into GitLab Duo Chat to expand capabilities and improve response quality
• Improve debugging, observability, and test coverage for AI-powered chat workflows to increase reliability at scale

What you'll do

• Define the technical architecture and technical roadmap for the Duo Chat group, aligning backend execution with product direction and engineering priorities
• Solve the highest-scope and most ambiguous backend problems, delivering secure, well-tested, performant solutions with minimal guidance
• Integrate and extend generative AI capabilities in GitLab Duo Chat, including large language models (LLMs) and providers such as Google Vertex AI
• Develop, ship, and maintain backend features across Python and Ruby on Rails services that power Duo Chat experiences across the GitLab platform
• Design, implement, and review GraphQL application programming interface (API) contracts and supporting backend logic to ensure reliability, scalability, and clear frontend integrations
• Improve observability, debugging workflows, and incident readiness by strengthening logging, tracing, and production troubleshooting practices
• Drive code quality and long-term maintainability by setting internal standards, leading code reviews, and identifying and reducing technical debt
• Mentor engineers across the team and participate in Tier 2 on-call rotations, contributing to root cause analysis and follow-up improvements to resiliency and testing (including RSpec)

What you'll bring

• Production experience building and operating backend services in Python, including background jobs, APIs, and data models
• Ability to define and evolve technical architecture by weighing trade-offs, selecting patterns and tools, and setting a clear technical direction for others to follow
• Experience setting and driving a technical roadmap in partnership with product and engineering stakeholders
• Proficiency designing and maintaining REST and/or GraphQL APIs with attention to scalability, maintainability, and backward compatibility
• Hands-on experience integrating large language models into applications, including prompt design and building features powered by generative AI
• Strong SQL skills and experience working with relational databases such as PostgreSQL, including efficient queries and data modeling
• Experience mentoring engineers through code review, architectural guidance, and shared standards, and communicating complex technical decisions in a clear, async-first way
• Comfort contributing in a mature codebase across Python and Ruby on Rails, with openness to learning and applying transferable skills from related technologies or domains

About the team

The Duo Chat team sits within GitLab's AI Engineering organization and is responsible for building and evolving GitLab Duo Chat, the AI-powered chat experience embedded across the GitLab DevSecOps platform. You'll work with a small, cross-functional group of backend, frontend, and AI specialists who collaborate asynchronously across time zones, using GitLab issues, merge requests, and documentation as the primary way of working. The team focuses on integrating and scaling generative AI capabilities (including providers like Google Vertex AI), improving reliability and performance, and strengthening debugging, observability, and testing workflows so customers can safely use AI to plan, write, review, and secure their code across GitLab.

About the Role

As a Staff Product Designer, you’ll lead design for cross-cutting platform experiences–the foundational elements that touch every workflow regardless of stage. This role requires deep collaboration; every decision ripples across the product. You’ll partner closely with Product Management, Engineering, and designers cross stages to translate ambiguity into clear direction, define solutions, and ship work that meaningfully improves the experience for developers and DevSecOps teams.

This role will be project based, starting with Knowledge Graph, and solving persistent problems that span organizational boundaries and require a holistic view of the product. Along the way, you’ll share knowledge, contribute to our Pajamas Design System, and mentor other designers. Staff designers are key culture carriers who model collaboration, iterative ways of working while pushing the bar on craft.

What You’ll Do

• Lead design on platform experience – Drive the end-to-end design process for cross-cutting features and workflows that impact users across the product. Define both tactical deliverables that solve immediate user problems and strategic outputs that connect to longer-term platform vision.
• Partner cross-functionally – Coordinate across multiple groups to align on platform-level experiences. Work closely with Product Managers and Engineering Managers to shape priorities, scope MVCs, and ensure design intent is maintained through development.
• Elevate craft and quality – Demonstrate excellence in interaction design, visual design, and systems thinking. Raise the quality bar through thoughtful feedback in design reviews and by modeling high standards in your own work.
• Contribute to the design system – Actively contribute to Pajamas by identifying reusable patterns, proposing new components, and ensuring your group’s work extends and adheres to system standards.
• Mentor and support others – Coach Product Designers and Senior Product Designers through pairing, design critiques, and knowledge sharing. Help onboard new team members and contribute to a collective team culture.
• Ground work in research – Conduct usability studies, competitor evaluations, and formative research. Collaborate with UX Research on problem validation and incorporate insights to fulfill user and business needs.

What You’ll Bring

• Demonstrated ability to lead design on complex, ambiguous projects that require significant cross-functional collaboration
• Strong portfolio showing end-to-end product design work, from problem framing through shipped solutions
• Experience mentoring designers and elevating team craft
• Proficiency with Figma and prototyping tools
• Excellent communication skills–ability to present work, articulate rationale, and facilitate alignment
• Experience collaborating closely with Product Management and Engineering
• Systems thinking and experience contributing to or working with design systems
• Familiarity with developer tools, DevSecOps, or technical B2B products is a plus
• Experience working in remote, distributed teams

About the Role

As a Staff Product Designer for Security & Compliance, you'll lead design for complex security experiences that help organizations protect their software supply chain, manage vulnerabilities, and meet compliance requirements. This role sits at the intersection of deep technical security concepts and user-centered design—translating intricate workflows into clear, usable experiences for developers and security teams.

Your initial focus will be on Software Supply Chain Security (provenance and attestation, signing and verification, dependency firewall, SBOM, and malicious package detection). Over time, your work will span the broader Security & Compliance portfolio, including application security scanners, policy governance, vulnerability management, and agentic orchestration. You'll partner closely with Product Management and Engineering to ensure independently-owned features connect into coherent customer workflows.

This role requires deep systems thinking. Security decisions ripple across the platform—from CI/CD pipelines to registries to deployment. You'll define interaction patterns that scale across product areas, contribute foundational components to our Pajamas Design System, and help establish the design language for how GitLab communicates risk, trust, and compliance status to users.

Staff designers are key culture carriers who model collaboration, iterative ways of working, and high craft standards while mentoring other designers in the organization.

What You’ll Do

• Lead design for security and compliance experiences – Drive end-to-end design for complex security workflows across the software supply chain, including application security scanner, dependency firewall, SBOM, malicious package detection, vulnerability triage, and agentic orchestration. Define both tactical solutions for immediate user problems and strategic patterns that connect to longer-term platform vision.
• Translate technical complexity into clarity – Partner with subject matter experts to transform technical complexity into accessible, value-focused experiences for different user types—from security practitioners to developers who need security integrated seamlessly into their workflow.
• Partner cross-functionally –  Coordinate across multiple security product groups to align on cohesive experiences. Work closely with Product Managers and Engineering Managers to shape priorities, scope MVCs, and ensure design intent is maintained through development. 
• Elevate craft and quality – Demonstrate excellence in interaction design, visual design, and systems thinking. Raise the quality bar through thoughtful feedback in design reviews and by modeling high standards in your own work.
• Contribute to the design system – Actively contribute to Pajamas by identifying reusable patterns, proposing new components, and ensuring your group’s work extends and adheres to system standards.
• Mentor and support others – Coach Product Designers and Senior Product Designers through pairing, design critiques, and knowledge sharing. Help onboard new team members and contribute to a collective team culture.
• Ground work in research – Conduct usability studies, competitor evaluations, and formative research. Collaborate with UX Research on problem validation and incorporate insights to fulfill user and business needs.

What You’ll Bring

• Demonstrated ability to lead design on complex workflows that require significant cross-functional collaboration
• Strong portfolio showing end-to-end product design work, from problem framing through shipped solutions
• Experience with security, compliance, DevSecOps, or developer-focused B2B SaaS products
• Experience mentoring designers and elevating team craft
• Ability to communicate complex technical topics in clear, value-focused ways for different audiences
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to present work, articulate rationale, and facilitate alignment
• Systems thinking and experience contributing to or working with design systems
• Experience working in remote, distributed teams
• Proficiency with Figma and prototyping tools

About GitLab

GitLab is the most comprehensive AI-powered DevSecOps platform, used by more than 100,000 organizations. Our mission is to enable everyone to contribute to and co-create the software that powers our world.

As an all-remote company since day one, we hire globally and support flexible work. We offer competitive compensation, equity, benefits, and unlimited PTO.

For full role responsibilities and expectations, see the Staff Product Designer role description in our handbook.

GitLab is an equal opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

An overview of this role

As a Staff Technical Program Manager at GitLab, you'll drive some of our most important cross-functional portfolios and programs across the engineering organization. This role sits at the center of complex, cross-team work spanning multiple functions, where success comes from creating clarity, managing cross-functional coordination, and helping teams deliver meaningful outcomes over multiple quarters. You'll partner closely with engineering and product organizations to move high-priority initiatives forward, especially in areas where scope is broad, stakeholders are many, and the path ahead isn't fully defined.

This is a role for someone who can work comfortably in ambiguity while still bringing structure, momentum, and accountability to large programs. You'll operate with strong judgment and latitude, helping key stakeholders make informed choices, surfacing risks early, and keeping execution aligned to business goals. At GitLab, this role has grown in strategic importance, and you'll directly influence priorities and decisions across organizational boundaries while advancing programs that shape how our teams build and scale the platform.

Some examples of our projects:

• Driving portfolio-level planning and execution for high-priority engineering programs across research and development
• Coordinating multi-quarter initiatives that require alignment across engineering, product, and partner teams such as Monetization, Fulfillment, Utilization, and Legal

What you’ll do

• Lead the planning, execution, and delivery of high-priority, cross-functional programs across GitLab's engineering organization.
• Operate at the portfolio level to identify dependencies, track progress, manage risk, and help teams deliver against defined objectives, milestones, and measurable outcomes over multiple quarters.
• Partner directly with Engineering Directors, Vice Presidents, Product leadership, and technical leaders to align on priorities, program goals, trade-offs, and execution plans.
• Create structure in ambiguous spaces by defining program frameworks, decision points, operating cadences, and communication plans that help teams move forward.
• Translate technical architecture discussions, infrastructure considerations, and system dependencies into clear program plans that teams can execute against.
• Drive stakeholder coordination across organizational boundaries, including collaboration with teams such as Monetization, Fulfillment, Utilization, Legal, and senior individual contributors across engineering stages.
• Communicate program status, risks, and decisions clearly to senior stakeholders and executive audiences, with a focus on concise updates and actionable next steps.
• Strengthen how programs are run by improving planning practices, supporting outcome-oriented execution, and helping the teams you support work more effectively at scale.

What you’ll bring

• Proven technical program management experience, including operating at the Staff or Senior Staff level.
• Proven success leading large, complex, cross-functional programs in a fast-paced, distributed engineering environment.
• Strong technical fluency, with the ability to engage credibly with engineers and architects on topics such as continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD), cloud infrastructure, application programming interfaces (APIs), and distributed systems.
• Exceptional stakeholder management skills and strong written and verbal communication, especially when working with senior engineering and product leaders.
• Comfort using program and project management tools such as GitLab, Jira, or similar platforms to manage execution and visibility.
• Ability to read technical discussions, identify dependencies and risks, and turn complex inputs into practical plans, milestones, and decisions.
• Demonstrated ability to take ownership of complex programs, ask thoughtful questions, make sound decisions, collaborate constructively across teams, and move work forward in ambiguous environments.

About the team

The Technical Program Management team helps GitLab deliver complex work across research and development by bringing focus, coordination, and execution discipline to programs that span multiple teams. We partner closely with engineering and product leaders to support initiatives that are too broad or interdependent to be solved within a single function. The work is high visibility and high impact, and it plays an important role in helping GitLab scale how we plan, prioritize, and deliver.

You'll join a small team that works in an all-remote, async-first environment and values direct communication, trust, and shared ownership. We're collaborative and outcomes-focused, with space for autonomy in how work gets done. You'll work alongside other technical program managers and build strong partnerships with leaders across engineering and product, while helping connect efforts across business-critical areas. We support one another by sharing context early, flagging risks quickly, and staying focused on practical progress over perfect process.

An overview of this role

As the Engineering Manager, Software Supply Chain Security: Pipeline Security, you’ll lead a team that makes GitLab CI pipelines more secure and trustworthy for thousands of organizations. You’ll guide the design and delivery of Software Supply Chain Security features, with a primary focus on CI job artifact security. This includes implementing the SLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts) framework in GitLab CI/CD and integrating related capabilities like SBOM, software composition analysis, and vulnerability management. You’ll treat your team as your product, safeguarding team health, hiring and developing a high-performing group of engineers, and collaborating closely with Product Management and Security to deliver on roadmap commitments. Together, you’ll improve how users protect their software supply chains in their first year and beyond.

Some examples of our projects:

• Developing a native secrets management system for GitLab CI pipelines
• Implementing SLSA Level 3 compliance features for CI job artifacts

What you’ll do

• Lead a team of engineers building Software Supply Chain Security features with a focus on CI job artifact security.
• Guide the design and implementation of SLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts) compliance within GitLab CI/CD pipelines.
• Collaborate with Product Managers to define, prioritize, and deliver the roadmap for supply chain security capabilities.
• Partner with Security team members to ensure new and existing features meet GitLab’s security standards and align with best practices.
• Stay current with software supply chain security standards and tools, including SLSA, SBOM, software composition analysis, and vulnerability management. Translate what you learn into actionable product improvements.
• Educate and advocate for supply chain security best practices across engineering teams to drive adoption of secure patterns in CI pipelines.
• Represent the Pipeline Security team in cross-functional initiatives and, when appropriate, in external industry forums focused on software supply chain security.
• Drive continuous improvement in team health, delivery predictability, and documentation quality for pipeline and supply chain security features.

What you’ll bring

• Experience leading and developing engineering teams, with a focus on building secure, reliable product features.
• Practical knowledge of software supply chain security concepts, tools, and industry standards.
• Understanding of the SLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts) framework and how to apply it in CI/CD pipelines.
• Familiarity with software artifact provenance, attestation, and verification techniques.
• Knowledge of secure software development practices, including container security, software composition analysis, and vulnerability management.
• Experience working with CI/CD systems and their security considerations.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with product management, security, and other cross-functional partners, and to advocate for supply chain security best practices.
• Openness to learning new technologies and approaches, with transferable skills from related security, infrastructure, or software engineering domains.

About the team

Our Pipeline Security team is a globally distributed group of engineers who collaborate asynchronously across time zones. We're focused on building Software Supply Chain Security features into the core GitLab platform, with current priorities including native secrets management for CI pipelines, artifact provenance and verification, and achieving SLSA Level 3 compliance. We partner closely with Product, Security, and other stage groups to design and implement these capabilities. We value clear communication, thorough documentation, and making new features straightforward for users to adopt.

An overview of this role

As the Principal Engineer, Software Supply Chain Security, you’ll own the technical strategy that secures how software is built and delivered on GitLab’s DevSecOps platform. You’ll provide architectural leadership across multiple engineering teams. You’ll also partner closely with infrastructure and CI/CD teams to harden our pipelines, infrastructure, and access layers. Your work will shape GitLab’s enterprise security posture in the rapidly growing software supply chain security market. You’ll focus on SLSA Level 3 compliance, secrets management, CI/CD security hardening, and the foundations of GitLab’s global zero trust architecture. You’ll mentor Staff Engineers and individual contributors, and you’ll guide critical technical decisions. You’ll also act as a spokesperson with customers and external stakeholders for GitLab’s secure, mission-critical SaaS that runs millions of pipelines.

Some examples of our projects:

• SLSA Level 3 compliance and provenance attestation across GitLab’s CI/CD platform
• Integrated secrets management and runner security for container-isolated, secure pipelines

What you’ll do

• Lead the end-to-end software supply chain security architecture for GitLab’s CI/CD platform, including SLSA Level 3 implementation and CI infrastructure hardening.
• Drive cross-team technical strategy and decisions across our Software Supply Chain Security (SSCS) stage teams, aligning engineering work to SSCS strategic plans.
• Collaborate with infrastructure and CI/CD teams to design and land long-term initiatives for secure, scalable runner architecture, container isolation, and pipeline security at scale.
• Propose and validate technical implementations that support architectural changes to improve CI/CD scaling and performance on critical paths.
• Teach, mentor, and coach Staff Engineers and individual contributors, raising the bar on supply chain threat modeling, secrets management, artifact signing, and SBOM lifecycle practices.
• Partner with Engineering Managers and senior leadership to define roadmaps, break down complex initiatives, and enable Staff Engineers to lead sub-department-wide efforts.
• Engage with customers and external stakeholders as a technical consultant and spokesperson for GitLab’s software supply chain security capabilities and roadmap.
• Collaborate with product, security, and compliance stakeholders to ensure features meet enterprise security, governance, and regulatory expectations in the software supply chain security market.

What you’ll bring

• Deep expertise in software supply chain security, including threat modeling for supply chain attack vectors, SLSA implementation and attestation systems, and SBOM generation and lifecycle management.
• Strong knowledge of artifact signing and verification using the Sigstore ecosystem, including Cosign, Fulcio, Rekor, and in-toto attestations.
• Experience designing and hardening CI/CD security, such as runner isolation, pipeline security controls, and secrets management in large-scale environments.
• Background in distributed systems and infrastructure, including building resilient CI/CD platforms that process high pipeline volumes and optimizing performance for critical paths.
• Practical experience with container security and Kubernetes security, including admission controllers, policy controllers, workload isolation, and registry hardening.
• Proficiency in Go or Rust in a production environment, combined with expert-level understanding of CI/CD workflows and DevSecOps best practices.
• Experience operating as a Principal or Staff Engineer across multiple development teams, providing architectural leadership and partnering with Engineering Managers and senior leaders.
• Demonstrated capacity to clearly communicate complex problems and solutions.

About the team

Our Software Supply Chain Security stage engineering teams are responsible for authentication and access within GitLab. We also build features that help customers manage vulnerabilities, dependencies, security policies, and compliance frameworks across their organizations. Our group includes four core teams (Authentication, Authorization, Pipeline Security, and Compliance) and more than 40 engineers. We work asynchronously across regions and partner closely with product, security, and infrastructure to deliver secure-by-default features for customers in highly regulated industries.

An overview of this role

As a Senior Backend Engineer (AI) in the Verify stage at GitLab, you'll help shape and scale the core infrastructure behind GitLab CI. You'll play a key role in how we integrate AI into CI/CD workflows, working on features that improve performance, reliability, and usability for people running millions of CI jobs, from small teams to the largest enterprises.

AI is a top priority in the year ahead. In this role, you'll go beyond using AI tools — you’ll design, build, and iterate on AI-assisted and agentic CI experiences. You’ll help define and implement patterns for how we measure success, how we instrument behavior in production, and how we account for large language model limitations in real-world environments. You’ll also help integrate GitLab's Duo Agent Platform into CI workflows at scale, on a foundation that's fast, reliable, secure, and observable.

In this role, you will:

• Collaborate with Engineering, Product, and UX partners to refine priorities: where we can move faster, where we’re missing data, and where there’s whitespace to innovate.
• Contribute to defining what success looks like across our AI agents, ensuring we’re not just shipping, but learning from how features perform in production.
• Keep a close eye on the competitive landscape and emerging AI-native DevOps tools, helping us understand what it takes to keep GitLab CI best-in-class in an increasingly agentic world.

Examples of Agentic CI work we have planned for the upcoming year:

• AI Pipeline Builder, the foundational CI agent that auto-creates pipelines for new projects and serves as the launchpad for onboarding new CI users.
• Automate the Fix a Failing Pipeline flow at scale – from dogfooding on internal GitLab projects through to safe, controlled rollout for customers, solving real infrastructure and scalability challenges.
• Build the instrumentation and observability layer that makes agentic CI trustworthy — trigger volume dashboards, retry rates, cost safeguards — so we can measure what’s working, catch what isn’t, and iterate with confidence.
• Harden the CI pipeline execution infrastructure that these agents depend on: database access patterns, background processing, and job orchestration built to handle the additional load that AI-driven automation introduces at enterprise scale.

What you’ll do:

• Design, build, and operate backend features that make GitLab CI fast, reliable, and easy to use at scale.
• Implement AI-powered and agentic CI capabilities that integrate with GitLab’s Duo Agent Platform.
• Instrument, monitor, and improve CI systems using data, observability, and safe rollout practices.
• Write secure, well-tested Ruby on Rails code in our monolith, improving existing features while reducing technical debt.
• Collaborate cross-functionally with Product, UX, and Infrastructure, mentoring others and raising engineering standards across the Verify stage.

What you’ll bring:

• Strong Ruby on Rails backend experience in a large, production codebase.
• In-depth experience building and operating AI-powered backend features in production.
• A data- and observability-driven approach to diagnosing issues, improving reliability, and validating impact.
• Clear written and verbal communication, with a collaborative, mentoring mindset in a remote, async environment.
• Hands-on experience building, running, and debugging high-traffic production systems, ideally in CI, workflow orchestration, or adjacent infrastructure-heavy domains.Nice to have
• Experience with AI agents or agentic frameworks (for example, LangChain or similar technologies) and building agentic workflows in production environments.
• Strong PostgreSQL skills, including data modeling, query tuning, and scaling large tables through proactive performance investigation and remediation.

An overview of this role

As a Senior Engineer on the Runway team, you'll lead the design, evolution, and operation of the Kubernetes-based platform and developer tooling that powers GitLab's engineering organization. You'll drive strategic infrastructure initiatives across platform architecture, automation, and developer experience. That includes operating production Kubernetes clusters across cloud environments, scaling our ArgoCD-based GitOps workflows, and setting infrastructure-as-code practices and standards across teams. You'll mentor engineers, influence architectural decisions, and drive platform improvements that enhance reliability, observability, and security controls like RBAC and secrets management. Your work will establish clear patterns that make it easier for application teams to adopt modern practices and ship with confidence.

Some examples of our projects:

• Evolve ArgoCD GitOps standards across environments (Application Sets, sync policies, and deployment guardrails)
• Build reusable Terraform modules and practices for safe, repeatable cloud infrastructure provisioning and drift detection

What you'll do

• Manage and evolve production-grade Kubernetes clusters across cloud environments, contributing to architectural decisions on upgrades, scaling, disaster recovery, and reliability improvements.
• Implement and maintain GitOps workflows using ArgoCD, including Application Sets, sync policies, and deployment standards, and share best practices with teams adopting these patterns.
• Build and maintain reusable Terraform modules that enable safe, repeatable cloud infrastructure provisioning, including state management and drift detection practices.
• Lead incident response, drive post-mortems to clear conclusions, and implement improvements to availability, performance, and resilience as part of on-call rotation.
• Partner with application teams to onboard services onto the platform, writing documentation, runbooks, and self-service tooling that improves developer productivity.
• Implement security controls such as RBAC, network policies, and secrets management that meet compliance requirements.
• Contribute to CI pipeline integrations as part of end-to-end delivery workflows.

What you'll bring

• Proficiency in Go for writing and maintaining production-grade services and automation tooling, with the ability to guide others on best practices and code quality. Python or Bash experience is a plus.
• Hands-on experience owning production Kubernetes clusters across one or more cloud environments (for example, Amazon EKS, Google GKE, or Azure AKS), including upgrades, scaling, disaster recovery, and reliability engineering.
• Experience designing and operating GitOps-based continuous delivery workflows (for example, ArgoCD or Flux) and infrastructure as code (Terraform or equivalent), including reusable modules and safe infrastructure provisioning practices.
• Solid understanding of networking fundamentals (DNS, load balancing, ingress) and the ability to reason through failure modes and design tradeoffs, not just apply familiar patterns.
• Ability to deliver well-structured, independently driven work, including clear documentation of decisions, tradeoffs, and future considerations, in support of a team that operates asynchronously across time zones.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to write system documentation, establish runbooks, and share knowledge in ways that help the broader team move faster and get unblocked quickly.

About the team

The Runway team builds and operates the Kubernetes-based platform and developer tooling that GitLab engineers use to ship changes safely and reliably. We own core platform capabilities like production cluster lifecycle management, GitOps-based delivery workflows (ArgoCD), infrastructure as code foundations (Terraform modules and standards), and the reliability and observability practices that keep the platform healthy. We collaborate asynchronously with application and security partners to onboard services, improve self-service workflows, and strengthen controls like RBAC, network policies, and secrets management. The team's focus is reducing friction for developers while improving consistency, security, and operational confidence as the platform scales. For more on how this team works, see the Team Handbook Page.

An overview of this role

As a Senior Backend Engineer on the Pipeline Security team, you'll take technical ownership of GitLab's native Secrets Manager, a production system built on OpenBao that helps secure sensitive credentials across GitLab CI/CD pipelines. You'll work at the intersection of backend engineering and infrastructure, shaping architecture in Ruby on Rails and Go, guiding decisions around role-based access control (RBAC), GraphQL APIs, and Kubernetes deployment configuration. In your first year, you'll help move Secrets Manager toward general availability, establish technical patterns the team can build on, and represent the team's point of view in cross-functional discussions. You'll have end-to-end ownership, from design through production operations, with room to identify what should be built next and improve how the team delivers secure, reliable features.

What you'll do

• Build and maintain secure, readable backend code primarily in Ruby on Rails, with some development in Go for targeted components.
• Design backend architecture for complex security features, including secrets access control, pipeline security enforcement, and OpenBao integration.
• Lead the development of role-based access control models, GraphQL APIs, and supporting application patterns for features owned by the team.
• Own features end to end, from technical design and implementation through deployment, validation, and production support.
• Collaborate with Product, security partners, and other engineering teams to document tradeoffs, align on direction, and deliver iteratively in a distributed environment.
• Improve code quality, maintainability, security, and performance through code review, design iteration, and internal standards for a high-scale web environment.
• Build and maintain Helm charts, including configuration, tuning, documentation, and automated testing for Kubernetes-based deployments.
• Validate features in Kubernetes environments, including GitLab Cloud Native and Cloud Native Hybrid deployments, using GitLab testing and performance testing frameworks.

What you'll bring

• Experience building and maintaining backend features with a focus on secure design, data handling, and production reliability.
• Ability to write production-quality code in Ruby on Rails, including use of framework security patterns and review for common application risks.
• Working knowledge of CI/CD concepts and the ways pipelines can be misconfigured, abused, or expose sensitive data.
• Familiarity with secrets management approaches and security practices for handling credentials in CI environments; experience with tools such as HashiCorp Vault or similar systems is helpful.
• Comfort collaborating across Product and engineering teams in an asynchronous, distributed environment and communicating technical tradeoffs clearly in writing.
• Ability to review merge requests with a security-first mindset and improve solutions through feedback and iteration.
• Experience debugging production issues, including investigation of security-related behavior and proposing practical fixes.
• Openness to learning adjacent domains and tools, including Go, container security, and software supply chain security; we welcome transferable experience from different technical backgrounds.

About the team

The Pipeline Security team builds features that make GitLab CI pipelines more secure and trustworthy for teams running sensitive workloads. We own key parts of pipeline security within GitLab's CI/CD experience, with our current focus on native secrets management for CI pipelines and Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts (SLSA) Level 3 capabilities to strengthen software supply chain security. We work asynchronously across regions and collaborate closely with Product and security partners, using clear design discussions, documented decisions, and iterative delivery across Ruby on Rails and Go.

The position

You'll be joining a team of engineers across Frontend, Backend, SRE and QA. We're organised into cross-functional development teams assigned to specific verticals.

This role is open for several teams, and we will define the exact team that you will be joining during the interview process based on the business needs and your preferences.

Regardless of the specific team, you will be working on building tools, APIs and integrations for one of our products.

Our backend is built with Elixir and Phoenix, with a Postgres database. We use React and Nextjs for our front-end. Gitlab is used as a version control tool, issue tracker and a CI/CD solution. Our applications are hosted on AWS. We fully rely on our CI for deployments and deploy multiple times per day.

What this job can offer you

• Complex and meaningful challenges — solving them will enable people and businesses to live and operate in any country of the world.
• Opportunity to have a significant impact on the business — we are still very early in our journey as a company, and each change you make today is amplified by the company's growth.
• A lot of freedom to organize your work and life — you are not bound to daily standups, recurring meetings or other ceremonies.
• Competitive salary, stock options, flexible paid time off, and a set of perks and benefits.
• A supportive and kind work environment where we would like you to challenge the dogmas and pursue innovation!
• Strong team of experienced engineers who will support and facilitate your professional growth.

What you bring

Must have (professional experience):

• Strong engineering fundamentals and a track record of shipping production systems that are secure, reliable, and scalable.
• Practical experience designing or adopting agentic/automation workflows (or comparable systems) and improving them through iteration.
• Ability to think in systems: define specs clearly, break down plans, instrument verification, and close the loop on quality.
• Postgres (or similar).
• CI/CD (GitLab, Github, Jenkins or similar).

Nice to have

• Kubernetes
• Docker
• AWS
• Nextjs
• React/Vue/Angular

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the development of major team-scoped projects, participate in cross-team initiatives for Remote's HR and Payroll products.
• Actively participate in product work in the team: provide feedback, suggest solutions to the problems. Use technical insights and expertise to suggest product improvements.
• Maintain good understanding of the team’s domain, both from product and engineering sides.
• Provide feedback on code reviews.
• Contribute to the shared codebase.
• Debug and solve technical and business issues.
• Participate in non-team activities, such as support rotations, hiring process, RFC discussions, etc.
• Mentor and provide guidance to other engineers.
• Investigate, propose and participate in implementation of improvements to our platform.
• Implement interfaces with performance, accessibility, and API design in mind.
• Redesign how engineering work ships with autonomous agents as the default execution layer
• Propose and operationalize agentic workflows end-to-end (spec → plan → execute → verify) to deliver outcomes faster.
• Build reusable agentic workflows and primitives in the codebase so teams can apply them repeatedly across domains.
• Use verification loops (tests, checks, evals, guardrails) to ensure results are correct, secure, reliable, and scalable.

Practicals

• Reporting line: Engineering Team Leader
• Team: Engineering
• Location: Anywhere in the World
• Start date: As soon as possible

Application process

1. Interview with our recruiter
2. Interview with an Engineering Leader
3. (async) Code exercise and review
4. Interview with members of the engineering team
5. Bar Raiser Interview
6. Executive Interview with VP of Engineering
7. Offer and Prior employment verification check

Job Title: Hardware Design Engineer

Reports to: Director of Hardware Engineering

Department: Engineering

💼 About the role

We’re seeking an experienced hardware design engineer to expand our cryptographic hardware IP team. You would be joining a mature design team with a proven track record of delivering market leading cryptographic IP, your role would expose you to the latest cryptographic standards and allow you to develop for the latest technologies.

We hope that you have at least 5 years of experience working on hardware design of complex IPs targeted at deployment on latest generation FPGAs, preferably with some experience working with cryptographic and security IPs.

 We have been established since 2018, so you would be directly working with the founders and inventors of this deep tech startup. The technology is already a couple of years in the making, its feasibility having been established, funding secured, and it has a clear path to market. This is a great opportunity for career progression and to get a head start in a rapidly expanding segment of the technology industry.

⚒️ What you’ll be doing

• Design and implementation of hardware IP blocks and subsystems.
• Tailoring implementations to FPGAs
• Working with verification engineers to create verification and test plans.
• Creation of reliable, reusable and excellently structured hardware design flows.
• Providing feedback to architects on feasibility of implementation and specification quality.
• Ensuring clean lint and implementation reports for IP blocks and subsystems.

🎯 Required Skills And Qualifications

• A commitment to high quality engineering in all areas of their work, including advocating for the best long-term solutions over the easiest or quickest.
• Optimising designs for both area and performance in FPGA technologies.  
• Experience building hardware IP blocks from scratch, and owning the process from initial specification through to customer delivery.
• Confidence bringing up a design using a basic “designers testbench”.
• Experience with standard commercial EDA Design tooling flows.
• Knowledge of common bus protocols (e.g. AMBA AXI4, AHB).
• Experience building and simulating hardware/software co-designs.
• Confidence in debugging RTL simulations issues.
• Degree or equivalent in Electronics/Computer Science or other related discipline.

🖥️ Specific Technologies You Are Confident Using

• FPGA and emulation experience. We use Xilinx FPGAs extensively for prototyping and hardware/firmware co-development.
• Logical IP design using SystemVerilog.
• Version control using Git.
• Writing System and subsystem level tests in C, using CMake as a build system.
• Confidence using tools like Bash, TCL, CMake and Makefiles safely and sensibly.

👍 Preferred Skills And Qualifications

• Python scripting for flows and automation 
• Experience debugging gate level simulations.
• Knowledge of Industry standard SoC Security Architectures
• Knowledge of tamper resistance and/or power side-channel security countermeasures.
• Experience using Gitlab CI, or otherwise principles of continuous integration and testing.

🏆 Some of the perks of working with us:

• Unparalleled opportunities to learn and accelerated career development.
• A collaborative, team environment with people who truly love what they do.
• Competitive salary and share option scheme.
• Flexible and hybrid working, and a working from home budget.
• Private health insurance for yourself and your family.
• 25 days annual leave (plus bank holidays and two wellness weeks).
• 50% gym membership discount.
• The chance to work with a spirited, smart, and friendly team!

Interested? Apply today to be part of the future of secure hardware! 🚀

The role, in a nutshell:

We’re looking for highly motivated sales executives who have strong market knowledge and enjoy building relationships with key decision makers to evangelize building secure and reliable software. Our sales team walks a mile in their customers shoes and wants our customers and prospects to see the immense value and expertise Chainguard's solutions offer.

Skills/Job Requirements:

• Define and execute sales plans for your assigned territory
• Convey value prop and product differentiators to prospects and customers
• Forecast, meet, and exceed quota
• Through a combination of inbound and outbound leads, develop and manage leads funnel
• Manage business and track opportunities through CRM and other supporting tools
• Collaborate on and improve all aspects of the sales cycle, including product, support, and sales engineering
• Understand the competitive market, being familiar with competing companies and their offerings

Candidate Background:

• 3+ years of selling SaaS/Security experience required
• Domain experience with one or more of the following strongly recommended: Compute platforms (Kubernetes, Docker, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud), DevOps Tooling, CICD platforms (Github, Gitlab, jenkins), and overall SDLC.
• Strong track record consistently overachieving sales targets
• Ability to learn new products and create/learn processes quickly
• Competitive/Driven
• Excellent communication skills verbal and written
• Team player
• Must be willing to travel to clients to support sales relationships (if required)
• Entrepreneurial – Willing to go the extra mile, strong work ethic, resourceful.

Desired Qualifications:

• SaaS or Developer tools sales experience
• Startup experience
• A strong sales aptitude and fundamental understanding of the sales process
• A sound, tech-savvy business acumen and the ability to articulate a compelling value proposition in a complex and evolving business environment
• Ability to thrive in an agile environment with an ever-evolving set of solution

Summary/Purpose of the role

We are looking for a Senior Software Development Engineer, Developer Tools to join our team.

Automation of key engineering processes - such as builds, testing, deployments, and more - is a critical focus at Network Optix. These efforts help our engineers work more efficiently and deliver high-quality software faster.

The CI team plays a leading role in designing, building, and maintaining this automation ecosystem, driving best practices in CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery) across the company.

Current State of CI/CD and Automation

A significant portion of our engineering and infrastructure processes is already automated and continuously evolving. The CI team builds and maintains a range of internal services and tools, including:

• Automation tools – Custom bots and services that streamline routine tasks within merge requests and Jira workflows, built on top of the GitLab and Jira APIs.
• Crash analysis service – A service that processes core and minidumps from client environments and automatically creates Jira issues for developers.
• Sign server – A service that securely signs distributable binaries using certificates and keys provided by customers.
• Build tooling – Tools and integrations to build our cross-platform products using CMake, Ninja, and Conan.
• Product CI pipelines – GitLab-based pipelines that run builds and automated tests across our product line.
• Internal CI/CD solutions – Pipelines and web services for internal CI team projects, including Jenkins jobs.

What the CI Team Has Today

• A real engineering culture – Code reviews, pre-commit checks, and a strong focus on writing high-quality, maintainable code.
• A small, hands-on team – 5 engineers and a team lead who actively contributes to the codebase.
• Solid infrastructure – Bare-metal servers running Kubernetes clusters in our own data center.
• Knowledge sharing – A collaborative environment where engineers actively help each other and grow together.
• Room to grow – Opportunities to take ownership of meaningful projects and develop professionally.
  
  

What you will be doing

There is a substantial amount of work ahead as we continue to expand and improve our CI/CD ecosystem:

• New automation services – Design and implement new services, and continue evolving the existing ones.
• Developer productivity tools – Build internal tools and services that save engineers time and streamline daily workflows.
• Build tooling improvements – Make our build infrastructure faster, more reliable, and easier to maintain.
• Pipeline performance – Improve the efficiency, stability, and execution time of our GitLab pipelines.
• Automation backlog – Work through a growing backlog of automation requests from engineering teams across the company.
• Support and maintenance – Troubleshoot issues, fix bugs, and keep existing solutions reliable.

What you bring

Software engineering – Solid hands-on experience building and maintaining production services, with good coding practices and attention to code quality.

• Python – Strong Python skills; this is the team's primary language for service development.
• Service integration – Familiarity with automating workflows through integration with internal services such as GitLab, Jira, and Artifactory, using direct API access, SDKs, CLI tooling, or other programmatic approaches.
• Scripting experience -  Bash, PowerShell
• Git – Solid knowledge of Git and collaborative development workflows.
• Systems fundamentals – Working knowledge of networking, operating systems, and how software interacts with hardware.

Soft skills

• Engineering mindset - Approaches problems pragmatically, gravitates toward clean and maintainable solutions; but also knows when to “use duct tape” instead of “building a spaceship”.
• Ownership mentality - Takes responsibility for the quality and longevity of their work, not just getting it "done."

Kindness - Approachable personality, able to communicate clearly and with empathy 

Nice to Have (Optional)

• Familiarity with CMake, Conan, Ninja, or similar build tools
• Experience with GitLab CI/CD pipelines
• Jenkins experience (groovy)

What we offer

• Competitive compensation  
• Paid time off 
• Flexible working hours
• Hybrid work in our brand-new comfortable office
• Employer-sponsored health coverage
• Working with top industry experts in our international team

Hybrid or Remote

The position is ideally a hybrid role and the office is located in Hague, Netherlands. 

Summary/Purpose of the role

We are looking for a Senior Software Development Engineer, Developer Tools to join our team.

Automation of key engineering processes - such as builds, testing, deployments, and more - is a critical focus at Network Optix. These efforts help our engineers work more efficiently and deliver high-quality software faster.

The CI team plays a leading role in designing, building, and maintaining this automation ecosystem, driving best practices in CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery) across the company.

Current State of CI/CD and Automation

A significant portion of our engineering and infrastructure processes is already automated and continuously evolving. The CI team builds and maintains a range of internal services and tools, including:

• Automation tools – Custom bots and services that streamline routine tasks within merge requests and Jira workflows, built on top of the GitLab and Jira APIs.
• Crash analysis service – A service that processes core and minidumps from client environments and automatically creates Jira issues for developers.
• Sign server – A service that securely signs distributable binaries using certificates and keys provided by customers.
• Build tooling – Tools and integrations to build our cross-platform products using CMake, Ninja, and Conan.
• Product CI pipelines – GitLab-based pipelines that run builds and automated tests across our product line.
• Internal CI/CD solutions – Pipelines and web services for internal CI team projects, including Jenkins jobs.

What the CI Team Has Today

• A real engineering culture – Code reviews, pre-commit checks, and a strong focus on writing high-quality, maintainable code.
• A small, hands-on team – 5 engineers and a team lead who actively contributes to the codebase.
• Solid infrastructure – Bare-metal servers running Kubernetes clusters in our own data center.
• Knowledge sharing – A collaborative environment where engineers actively help each other and grow together.
• Room to grow – Opportunities to take ownership of meaningful projects and develop professionally.
  
  

What you will be doing

There is a substantial amount of work ahead as we continue to expand and improve our CI/CD ecosystem:

• New automation services – Design and implement new services, and continue evolving the existing ones.
• Developer productivity tools – Build internal tools and services that save engineers time and streamline daily workflows.
• Build tooling improvements – Make our build infrastructure faster, more reliable, and easier to maintain.
• Pipeline performance – Improve the efficiency, stability, and execution time of our GitLab pipelines.
• Automation backlog – Work through a growing backlog of automation requests from engineering teams across the company.
• Support and maintenance – Troubleshoot issues, fix bugs, and keep existing solutions reliable.

What you bring

Software engineering – Solid hands-on experience building and maintaining production services, with good coding practices and attention to code quality.

• Python – Strong Python skills; this is the team's primary language for service development.
• Service integration – Familiarity with automating workflows through integration with internal services such as GitLab, Jira, and Artifactory, using direct API access, SDKs, CLI tooling, or other programmatic approaches.
• Scripting experience -  Bash, PowerShell
• Git – Solid knowledge of Git and collaborative development workflows.
• Systems fundamentals – Working knowledge of networking, operating systems, and how software interacts with hardware.

Soft skills

• Engineering mindset - Approaches problems pragmatically, gravitates toward clean and maintainable solutions; but also knows when to “use duct tape” instead of “building a spaceship”.
• Ownership mentality - Takes responsibility for the quality and longevity of their work, not just getting it "done."

Kindness - Approachable personality, able to communicate clearly and with empathy 

Nice to Have (Optional)

• Familiarity with CMake, Conan, Ninja, or similar build tools
• Experience with GitLab CI/CD pipelines
• Jenkins experience (groovy)

What we offer

• Competitive compensation  
• Paid time off 
• Flexible working hours
• Hybrid work in our brand-new comfortable office
• Employer-sponsored health coverage
• Working with top industry experts in our international team

Hybrid or Remote

The position is ideally a hybrid role and the office is located in Belgrade, Serbia. 

At IMC, technology is not a department; it’s at the heart of everything we do. Developed in-house, our innovative software makes millions of trading decisions daily, and we win by making better and faster decisions than our competition. Our various Python Development teams create scalable business-critical applications, tools and automated tasks to equip IMC’s Amsterdam, London, Zug and Mumbai trading and business support teams.

Your Core Responsibilities

IMC uses a wide variety of technologies. Python is widely used across our tech stack, notably to make it more accessible to our traders, researchers and analysts. As a Python Software Engineer at IMC Amsterdam, you will take part in the development of high-performance trading systems, analytical tools, signals generation, backtesting frameworks, trade management UIs or regulatory surveillance & risk monitoring. Therefore your role will involve collaborating directly and closely with the business and other tech teams, from initially gathering requirements to short iteration cycles to refine the implementation, to integrate user feedback, to voice and implement your improvements and ideas.

All the software you’ll be building is for internal use only, there are no external clients/users and therefore no non-sense requests: the users of your work sit a few meters from you and you have control over the whole development cycle. Curiosity and interest into the trading and financial markets is a key success factor in this role, as you will be working directly on the business logic, in an environment where understanding the business context is primordial.

At IMC we believe in giving a lot of responsibilities quickly, you’ll be working on your goals with a high degree of independence, yet supported by a solid network of mentors, teammates and trading team highly motivated to make sure you are successful and share their passion for trading and technology. In this role, you might end up working on are a wide range of tasks - for example:

• Adding a new signal a trader came up with to our framework.
• Supporting a trading desk in building the data analytics and visualisation tools they need.
• Troubleshooting, debugging or deep diving into performance analysis.
• Teaching others how to use our tech in their own scripts.
• Building and distributing internal python libraries.
• Starting whole new full-stack projects from scratch.

Your Skills and Experience

• We care about 4+ years of working experience as a Software Engineer.
• Deep technical knowledge of Python, you understand its internal workings and know its strength and limitation. We use a range of Python libraries and frameworks (such as FastAPI (AsyncIO), APScheduler, Pandas, Polars, RQ, Pytest, Tensorflow, scipy, xgboost, scikit-learn, numpy, numba, celery).
• Experience with DevOps, databases, big data or frontend frameworks is a plus. (Some examples of tools we frequently work with: Kubernetes, Helm, Docker, Gitlab CI, TypeScript, React, Redis, PostgreSQL, Mongo, Dremio, Apache Iceberg, HDFS, Kafka, Apache Arrow/Parquet).
• A critical mindset and the ability to challenge ideas and solutions, to not take things for granted, validate assumptions and dig into the details to find and cover all corner cases. You’re not afraid to ask questions and to speak up.
• Experience working with financial data is a must, ideally in the financial services industry. The nature of this role requires both affinity and experience to this type of data.

Our tech stack includes an ever-evolving range of systems and technologies, and our engineers have the freedom to choose the best solution for the problem at hand. If a new technology has the potential to add value, we’ll actively invest in exploring, adopting and developing it. 

At JetBrains, code is our passion. Since 2000, we’ve focused on helping developers work faster by automating routine checks and fixes.  Our tools are used by over 12.5 million people worldwide, including eighty-eight Fortune Global 100 companies.

We are seeking a detail-oriented IAM Security Specialist to lead the integration, support, and governance of our identity ecosystem. You will be the bridge between technical implementation and security compliance, ensuring that every identity, whether human or machine, has exactly the permissions it needs and nothing more. Your focus will be on building scalable RBAC models and maintaining a rigorous access review cycle.

Key responsibilities

System integration and support:

• Lead the technical integration of new applications and services into our centralized IAM platform.
• Provide expert support for complex authentication/authorization issues and serve as a technical escalation point.
• Maintain and optimize IAM infrastructure, including SSO (SAML, OAuth 2.0, OIDC), MFA, and PAM solutions.

Access governance and permission reviews:

• Execute and oversee periodic access re-certifications, ensuring compliance across periodic audit cycles (SOC 2).
• Conduct detailed permission reviews for individuals and system integrations to enforce the Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP).

RBAC and ABAC modeling:

• Design, document, and implement Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) frameworks across a wide range of systems.
• Partner with cross-functional teams (IT, Product, HR) to define business roles and translate them into technical entitlements.

Required skills and experience

• 3+ years of professional experience focused on Identity and Access Management (IAM) engineering or architecture.
• Proven experience administering enterprise IAM solutions and integrating them with diverse systems (e.g., Okta, Auth0, Ping Identity, Microsoft Entra ID).
• Scripting and automation skills using a scripting language such as Python, Go, Bash, or PowerShell.
• Familiarity with cloud IAM solutions (e.g., AWS IAM, GCP IAM).
• Solid understanding of networking, security protocols, and SSO technologies and standards, including SAML, OAuth 2.0, and OIDC.

Preferred qualifications

• Experience in the software development industry, particularly with managing access to source code repositories (Git/GitHub/GitLab) and CI/CD tools (TeamCity, GitLab CI).
• Hands-on experience with Privileged Access Management (PAM) concepts and tools.
• Knowledge of Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) principles and how to apply them to developer workflows.
• Security certifications (e.g., CISSP, CISA, relevant vendor certifications).
• Familiarity with compliance frameworks relevant to software vendors (SOC 2).
  
  

Why join JetBrains?

JetBrains provides a highly technical and intellectually stimulating environment. You'll work on identity and access management systems used by millions of developers, with the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies every day. Help us keep our tools and systems secure. 
We offer:

• Strong base salary. We offer competitive pay that reflects your skills and experience.
• Flexible work location. Enjoy the freedom to work from home or from the office.
• Remote work. Spend up to 30 days per year working remotely from abroad.
• Extra time off. More days to relax, recharge, and do the things you love.
• Medical insurance allowance. Enjoy peace of mind for you and your family.
• Learning and development opportunities. Access to conferences, courses, and language classes.
• Relocation support. We help make your move as smooth and stress-free as possible.
• Language classes. Pick up the local language or sharpen your English skills.
• Fuel your day. Enjoy a hot meal or receive a lunch allowance on workdays.
• Mental health support. To help you feel your best, we provide easy access to professional mental health services.
• Sports benefit. Enjoy an on-site gym or sports club stipend.
• Internal events. Join company-wide celebrations and team gatherings.

*Some benefits may vary depending on location.
#LI-DNI 

PsiQuantum’s mission is to build the first useful quantum computers—machines capable of delivering the breakthroughs the field has long promised. Since our founding in 2016, our singular focus has been to build and deploy million-qubit, fault-tolerant quantum systems. 

Quantum computers harness the laws of quantum mechanics to solve problems that even the most advanced supercomputers or AI systems will never reach. Their impact will span energy, pharmaceuticals, finance, agriculture, transportation, materials, and other foundational industries. 

Our architecture and approach is based on silicon photonics. By leveraging the advanced semiconductor manufacturing industry—including partners like GlobalFoundries—we use the same high-volume processes that already produce billions of chips for telecom and consumer electronics. Photonics offers natural advantages for scale: photons don’t feel heat, are immune to electromagnetic interference, and integrate with existing cryogenic cooling and standard fiber-optic infrastructure. 

In 2024, PsiQuantum announced government-funded projects to support the build-out of our first utility-scale quantum computers in Brisbane, Australia, and Chicago, Illinois. These initiatives reflect a growing recognition that quantum computing will be strategically and economically defining—and that now is the time to scale. 

PsiQuantum also develops the algorithms and software needed to make these systems commercially valuable. Our application, software, and industry teams work directly with leading Fortune 500 companies—including Lockheed Martin, Mercedes-Benz, Boehringer Ingelheim, and Mitsubishi Chemical—to prepare quantum solutions for real-world impact. 

Quantum computing is not an extension of classical computing. It represents a fundamental shift—and a path to mastering challenges that cannot be solved any other way. The potential is enormous, and we have a clear path to make it real. 

Come join us. 

Job Summary:

Our system architecture team sits at the interface of hardware development, manufacturing, and the quantum architecture to design the first fault-tolerant quantum computer. We are looking for a computational physicist to drive the efforts of developing internal tools for developing tools for designing and analyzing the system architecture in close collaboration with other technical teams.

Responsibilities:

• Design and develop software tools and infrastructure to enable development, analysis and tracking of our quantum system architecture.

• Contribute to our Quantum Computing system architecture and software system roadmap.

• Develop and improve simulation tools that evaluate system models of photonic modules using Fock and Gaussian states.

• Contribute to tool development for analysis and inspection of hierarchical multi-scale models of planned systems.

• Maintain graph-based models modules and subsystems and infrastructure to ensure consistency and compatibility with up- and downstream models.

Experience/Qualifications:

• Degree in Physics and a strong background in quantum optics and quantum information.

• Proficiency in Python.

• 3+ years of experience in software development, with an emphasis on scientific computing.

• Ability to collaborate effectively across departments, sites, and time zones.

• A hands-on mentality to own challenges and develop solutions independently.

• Competent use of collaborative software development tools (e.g., GitLab) is desirable.

• Experience with Docker and Postgres is optional, but beneficial.

PsiQuantum provides equal employment opportunity for all applicants and employees. PsiQuantum does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), gender identity, gender expression, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, age, physical or mental disability, military or veteran status, marital status, domestic partner status, sexual orientation, genetic information, or any other basis protected by applicable laws.

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