Software Engineering
GitLab
GitLab is hiring a People Systems Engineer on its People Technology team. You will build and maintain automations, integrations and AI-powered workflows that connect Workday, Greenhouse, Slack and other tools used by GitLab's global workforce. The role reports to the Senior Director, People Technology, and is fully remote and async-first. The posting is open to candidates in India (Bangalore) and Poland (remote).
Build, test and maintain People system automations and integrations across Workato, Google Cloud Platform, Claude, Workday, Greenhouse and GitLab. Develop integrations between Workday, Greenhouse, Slack and internal tools using Workday Web Services and Slack's API and Bot SDK. Write maintainable automation code in Ruby or a similar scripting language, versioned in GitLab with documentation and peer review. Monitor integration health, troubleshoot failures and fix root causes. Deploy changes through GitLab CI/CD following testing, change-management and SOX ITGC standards. Use AI tools, LLMs and MCP frameworks daily and prototype AI agents.
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Hands-on experience building automations or integrations, ideally with HR or business systems. Experience writing and maintaining code in Ruby or a comparable language such as Python or JavaScript; willingness to learn Ruby is acceptable. Production experience with Workato or a comparable iPaaS platform. Experience with REST and SOAP APIs and web services. Proficiency with Git and code review practices. An AI-forward mindset and regular use of AI tools. Ability to work independently and handle confidential information responsibly.
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This job title typically pays $105,210 to $171,980 a year (median $135,980) for similar roles in the US.
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