FAQs
What is the primary role of a Candidate Experience Specialist at GitLab?
The primary role is to create positive experiences for candidates and hiring teams, improve existing hiring practices, and act as brand ambassadors for GitLab's values during the hiring process.
What qualifications are needed for the Candidate Experience Specialist position?
The ideal candidate should have a desire to learn about Talent Acquisition, the ability to work in a team environment, strong communication skills, proficiency in Google Workspace, and experience using an applicant tracking system, among other skills.
Is prior experience in recruitment required for this role?
While prior experience in recruitment is preferred, a strong desire to learn about Talent Acquisition can also be a key factor for consideration.
What tools will I be expected to use in this role?
You will be expected to use Google Workspace, an applicant tracking system (with familiarity in Greenhouse being a plus), and may also need to learn to use Git and GitLab.
How will I collaborate with others in this role?
You will collaborate with Recruiters, hiring teams, and Recruiting leadership to understand and implement hiring plans for job requisitions, as well as build relationships with team members and hiring managers across multiple disciplines and timezones.
Is this a full-time position, and is it remote?
This is a contract position and is fully remote, but there may be location-based eligibility requirements.
Are there opportunities for career development in this role?
Yes, GitLab values talent development and encourages career growth opportunities within the organization.
How does GitLab ensure a positive candidate experience?
GitLab ensures a positive candidate experience by providing timely, thoughtful, and engaging communication throughout the hiring process, promoting company culture and values, and helping to manage candidate traffic effectively.
What is the reporting structure for this position?
The Candidate Experience Specialist will report to the Associate Manager, Candidate Experience.
Does GitLab have a diversity and inclusion policy?
Yes, GitLab is committed to being an equal opportunity workplace and an affirmative action employer, ensuring recruitment and employment practices are based on merit and free from discrimination.