Senior Technical Writer, GitLab

$97.4-190k

+ Equity Compensation & Employee Stock Purchase Plan. Salary reflective of California/Colorado/Hawaii/New Jersey/New York/Washington/DC.

Git

Senior level

Remote from Canada, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, UK, US

One DevOps platform

Job no longer available

One DevOps platform

1001+ employees

B2BSaaSDevOps

Job no longer available

$97.4-190k

+ Equity Compensation & Employee Stock Purchase Plan. Salary reflective of California/Colorado/Hawaii/New Jersey/New York/Washington/DC.

Git

Senior level

Remote from Canada, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, UK, US

1001+ employees

B2BSaaSDevOps

Company mission

To make it so that everyone can contribute. When everyone can contribute, users become contributors and we greatly increase the rate of innovation.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

Demonstrated experience writing software documentation in a docs-as-code approach
Hands on experience with Git
Experience working with CI/CD
Exemplary writing and editing skills
Remote development experience
Experience working in a highly collaborative environment

What the job involves

At GitLab, our team of technical writers is responsible for ensuring that the documentation for all of our products is clear, correct, comprehensive, and easy to use
The Technical Writing team manages the docs.gitlab.com site and its content, processes, and tooling
As a Technical Writer at GitLab, you’ll collaborate with Engineers, who typically write the first draft of docs for the new features they create
You’ll dive in on special projects, planning and authoring new content and helping craft new doc site features and processes
You’ll collaborate with others across the organization to help them contribute to the documentation
You’ll be at the leading edge of DevSecOps while contributing to one of the world’s largest open-source projects and engaging with our wider community
Continuously improve GitLab documentation content in collaboration with engineers, product managers, and others
Work on Quarterly OKRs that focus on making our docs site a world-class experience, such as rewriting our existing documentation to align with concept, task, reference, and troubleshooting (CTRT) topic types
Peer review other writers' work
Continuously improve team processes and style guides, as well as cross-functional efforts, such as the GitLab Handbook
Take part in company-wide events such as reviewing merge requests for Hackathons

Our take

GitLab is an open-source collaboration platform for developers. It enables teams to build code quickly from anywhere without compromising on security or quality. GitLab already has an estimated 30M+ users from all over the world.

According to a 2021 GitLab report, 60% of developers can release code 2x faster with DevOps platforms that bring teams together and accelerate processes. It stands out by catering to programmers of all experiences. Gitlab's version control system helps streamline the process of creating, maintaining, and deploying code, whoever you are.

GitLab was in the right place to capitalize on the recent trend toward rapid digital transformation and remote working. This trend is expected to continue to grow, and with it, GitLab's popularity. With its successful 2021 IPO and the patronage of major brands such as Nasdaq and Jaguar Land Rover, GitLab is expected to solidify its position as the go-to platform for development teams.

Kirsty

Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle

Insights

Top investors

15% employee growth in 12 months

Glassdoor (4)

Trustpilot (1.9)

Company

Funding (last 2 of 8 rounds)

Sep 2019

$268m

SERIES E

Dec 2018

$20m

SERIES D

Total funding: $434.2m

Company benefits

We offer benefits to manage your health, wealth, and well-being regardless of location
Flexibility in schedule to be there for life’s important moments
Equity compensation & Employee Stock Purchase Plan offered
Generous Paid Time Off

Company HQ

Financial District, San Francisco, CA

Leadership

Sid Sijbrandij

(CEO)

Studied Physics at the University of Twente. Interned at P&G and IBM. Was Lead Architect at the Netherlands' Ministry of Justice from 2009 to 2012. Founded app store Comcoaster in 2008, and then co-founded GitLab in 2012.

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