Intermediate Fullstack Engineer, GitLab

• 3+ years of fullstack development experience
• Strong proficiency in Ruby on Rails and JavaScript frontend frameworks
• Excellent problem-solving and debugging skills
• Strong communication skills and ability to explain complex security concepts

Desirable

• As an Intermediate Fullstack Engineer on the Pipeline Security team, you'll be at the forefront of making CI pipelines more secure and trustworthy for GitLab users worldwide. You'll work on critical security features that directly impact how thousands of organizations handle sensitive information in their development workflows
• Our team is currently focused on two major initiatives: developing GitLab's native secrets management system for CI pipelines and implementing SLSA L3 compliance features to enhance software supply chain security
• Working with both Ruby on Rails and Vue.js, you'll help shape the security architecture of GitLab's CI/CD infrastructure. This role offers a unique opportunity to combine deep backend development expertise with security engineering, directly contributing to making GitLab's pipelines more secure for everyone
• Security Implementation: Contribute to the development of GitLab's native secrets management system for CI pipelines, ensuring secure handling of sensitive information
• Code Review: Review code contributions with a security-first mindset, ensuring all new features meet our high security standards
• Secure Development: Write secure, maintainable code primarily in Ruby on Rails and Vue.js
• Technical Collaboration: Apply security best practices and participate in code reviews with a security-focused mindset
• Cross-team Collaboration: Work closely with security experts and other engineering teams to ensure best practices in secure software development
• Documentation: Write and maintain technical documentation for security features, focusing on both implementation details and security considerations
• Problem Solving: Debug and resolve complex security-related issues in production environments
• Security Architecture: Participate in design discussions and technical reviews with a focus on security implications
• The Pipeline Security team is responsible for making CI pipelines more secure and trustworthy for users. We're currently focused on two major initiatives that will significantly improve GitLab's security posture: developing a native secrets management system and implementing SLSA L3 compliance features. Our work directly impacts the security of thousands of organizations' software supply chains