GitLab
GitLab is a leading DevSecOps platform that provides a single application for the entire software development lifecycle, from planning and coding to testing, deployment, and security. The company pioneered an open-core model and is known for its all-remote workforce, operating across multiple time zones with employees in more than 65 countries. GitLab serves over 100,000 organizations, including enterprises and government agencies, and has become a benchmark in the DevOps industry.
In Spain, GitLab has established a growing presence with roles spanning sales, customer success, and professional services, indicating a strategic focus on the Spanish and broader EMEA markets. The company’s all-remote culture makes it highly flexible for international hires, allowing professionals to work from anywhere while collaborating with global teams. GitLab values transparency, asynchronous communication, and a strong remote-first culture, making it an attractive option for global talent-based in Spain.
Company History
GitLab was founded in 2011 by Dmitriy Zaporozhets and Sid Sijbrandij as a Git repository management tool. It quickly evolved into a comprehensive DevSecOps platform, launching the first single application for the entire software lifecycle. The company went public on the Nasdaq in 2021 (GTLB), and has since continued to grow globally, embracing an all-remote work model.
For International Professionals
- GitLab is fully remote (all-remote), allowing employees in Spain to work from anywhere in the country, with no central office required.
- The company operates globally, with GitLab team members based in many countries, making it easy to interact with international colleagues.
- Employees in Spain are employed by GitLab's Spanish entity, which handles local contracts and payroll in EUR.
- GitLab provides home office setup and equipment allowances, ensuring that international hires have the necessary tools regardless of location.
- The company’s culture emphasizes transparency, with most communication and decision-making documented in public accessible repositories.