People Systems Engineer at GitLab
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Build and operate integrations among Workday, Greenhouse, Slack and Google Cloud using Workato, Ruby and AI tools. The posting lists Bangalore or remote work in Poland.
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- Location
- Remote
- Advertised region
- Bangalore, India; Remote, Poland
- Work arrangement
- remote
- Technologies
- Python, JavaScript, Kubernetes, Docker
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Role overview
GitLab seeks an engineer for the automations and integrations that support its global workforce. The role owns changes from request through tested deployment and reliability.
Responsibilities
- Build Workato and Google Cloud workflows connecting Workday, Greenhouse, Slack and internal tools.
- Write version-controlled Ruby or comparable automation code, monitor integrations and fix root causes.
- Deploy through GitLab CI/CD under change-management and SOX IT controls; prototype AI-assisted workflows.
Qualifications
- Experience building people-system integrations and automation, with API and scripting skills.
- Workday Web Services, Slack API, Git workflows and production troubleshooting are relevant.
- Ability to work across People Technology, IT and security in a remote asynchronous environment.
How to apply
Review the original posting and apply through the employer’s careers page.
View source and applySource checked: 2026-11-02
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