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GitLab hiring trends

What GitLab's hiring actually looks like over time — which roles stay open, which get pulled, and where headcount is really going.

Last checked 02 October 2026

205
Open now
166
Filled or pulled
57
Teams hiring

Open the longest

A role that stays open for months usually means the bar is high, the pay is off, or nobody is saying yes.

RoleLocationOpened
Manager, Solutions Architects - San FranciscoRemote, US7 months ago
Engineering Manager, SSCS: Supply ChainBangalore, India6 months ago
Staff Backend Engineer, Developer ExperienceRemote, Canada; Remote, United Kingdom; Remote, US6 months ago
Senior Product Manager, Tenant ScaleRemote, Canada; Remote, US5 months ago
Sales Development RepresentativeRemote, North America5 months ago
Business Development RepresentativeRemote, North America5 months ago
Business Development RepresentativeRemote, EMEA; Remote, France; Remote, Germany; Remote, Ireland; Remote, Netherlands; Remote, United Kingdom5 months ago
Forward Deployed Engineer, AI and Agentic SDLCRemote, United States5 months ago
Forward Deployed Engineer - EMEARemote Ireland; Remote, France; Remote, Germany; Remote, Netherlands; Remote, United Kingdom5 months ago
AI EngineerRemote, Bangalore4 months ago

Roles posted more than once

These roles were taken down and then advertised again — a revolving door, and worth asking about in an interview.

RoleTimes posted
Staff Software Engineer3
Customer Success Architect2
Intermediate Backend Engineer2
Senior Program Manager, Enterprise Technology & AI2
Senior Solutions Architect2
This page gets better with age. It is built from a daily record that started the day we began watching GitLab. Every day it runs, there is more history here that cannot be reconstructed from anywhere else — because the original posts are deleted.

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