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GitLab is an intelligent DevSecOps orchestration platform used by millions, aiming to boost developer productivity, improve operational efficiency, reduce security risk, and accelerate digital transformation, with AI as a core productivity multiplier and a culture of continuous knowledge sharing. The Threat Research Engineer is a full-stack role where AI is central, responsible for researching new attack surfaces, building AI-powered workflows for research, analysis, and detection, and maintaining the cloud-based systems behind GitLab's detection and advisory work. Required qualifications include hands-on security research experience, practical use of AI tools (such as large language model APIs or agent frameworks), strong Go or Python programming, production cloud deployment, knowledge of software supply chains, and clear writing for both engineers and general audiences; published findings or Terraform/OpenTofu experience are helpful but not required. The Threat Research team maintains the GitLab Advisory Database, develops detection capabilities, conducts original vulnerability research, and has published notable work like the Shai-Hulud npm worm and the Serena MCP remote code execution vulnerability. Salary details note EU scope (Poland base 272,000–408,000 PLN) and include remote worldwide roles with benefits such as PTO, equity, and parental leave, alongside a strong commitment to equal opportunity and accommodations.

GitLab is an intelligent orchestration platform for DevSecOps with millions of users and Fortune 100 trust, and it embeds AI as a core productivity multiplier to drive efficiency and innovation. The role is an Intermediate Software Engineer on the Vulnerability Management team, focusing on Ruby on Rails backend work to build core security workflows for triaging, prioritizing, and acting on vulnerabilities used by GitLab Ultimate customers within a full-stack team. Responsibilities include developing backend features for vulnerability management, shipping features with minimal guidance, improving ingestion and reporting performance, collaborating across frontend, product, and security teams, conducting code reviews, addressing technical debt, and participating in on-call rotations. Requirements include experience with Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, and working in a distributed team, with frontend experience helpful and Elasticsearch or vulnerability management experience beneficial. The Vulnerability Management team owns the security dashboard, vulnerability reports, and ingestion pipelines, collaborating with other security teams, while GitLab offers remote worldwide roles with location considerations, a comprehensive benefits package, and is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion.