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Employees work remotely.
All-remote means that each individual in the organization is empowered to work and live where they are most fulfilled; it makes it clear that every team member is equal. No one, not even the executive team, meets in-person on a daily basis.
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268 Bush St, San Francisco, CA, United States, 94104
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Leads GitLab’s Product Data Science team, setting its strategy, roadmap, analytical standards, and priorities. Partners with Product and Engineering leaders on experimentation, causal inference, analytics, and production modeling. Manages, hires, coaches, and retains data scientists while building a high-performing function. Provides hands-on technical review of models, analyses, and queries, and communicates insights and risks to senior leaders.
Cloud • Security • Software • Cybersecurity • Automation
The Data Scientist will partner with Sales, Revenue Operations, and Finance to analyze GTM performance, build and productionize machine learning models, conduct experiments, forecast outcomes, and identify growth opportunities. Responsibilities include statistical analysis, causal inference, Python and SQL development, MLOps, agentic workflow automation, semantic-layer contributions, executive reporting, and communicating insights to nontechnical stakeholders in a fully remote environment.
Cloud • Security • Software • Cybersecurity • Automation
Leads customer experience enablement programs for internal customer success and professional services teams. Develops training, onboarding, product content, job aids, assessments, and sales effectiveness strategies. Partners with field leaders and cross-functional stakeholders, supports product launches and events, delivers training through enablement tools, and measures program impact. Requires software sales or enablement experience, preferably in DevOps or open source, with public-sector or regulated-industry exposure.
