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As a Support Engineer at GitLab, you will provide technical support to customers, collaborate with various teams to resolve issues, and contribute to the development of product features and documentation, ensuring a seamless customer experience.

As the Manager of Enterprise Applications, you will oversee a team dedicated to delivering high-value IT applications and ensuring alignment with corporate objectives. You will use your strategic and tactical skills to manage IT application portfolios, support executive communication, and drive operational excellence while mentoring team members and influencing adoption of IT solutions.

The Director of IT Audit will develop and execute a global risk-based internal audit strategy, oversee SOX ITGC planning, lead technology reviews, mentor audit team members, and manage relationships with stakeholders and audit partners. This role focuses on continuous improvement of internal audit processes and aligning strategies with organizational goals.

The Intermediate Application Security Engineer at GitLab will enhance product security, collaborating with development teams to address vulnerabilities, conduct security assessments, and lead security patch releases, while also providing training and developing security automation processes.

As an Intermediate Security Engineer at GitLab, you will enhance security measures, manage and optimize security tools within the Corporate environment, and implement device assurance policies. You will assess DLP capabilities, manage Chrome Browser security, and focus on EDR solutions to drive visibility and control. Collaboration with technical and non-technical teams to ensure compliance with security policies is essential.

As an Intermediate Infrastructure Security Engineer at GitLab, you will work on securing the FedRAMP environment and automate security processes. Responsibilities include identifying security issues, enhancing tooling for vulnerability detection, and collaborating with teams to ensure resilient and secure architectures.

As an Intermediate Security Engineer at GitLab, you will enhance security by responding to incidents, developing preventive measures, and building detection tools. Your role includes participating in an on-call rotation, collaborating with teams, documenting processes, and conducting root cause analyses of security incidents.