GitLab

Recruiter, R&D

Remote Ireland; Remote, Australia; Remote, Canada; Remote, India; Remote, Mexico; Remote, Poland; Remote, United Kingdom; Remote, United States

Found: October 28, 2026

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As a Technical Recruiter, you'll help GitLab build the engineering and product teams behind our DevSecOps platform. In this individual contributor role, you'll partner with leaders across Engineering, Product, Security, and UX and own searches from intake through close. You'll build inclusive pipelines and use data and market insight to guide hiring decisions, while growing into a trusted talent advisor.

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