FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Manager, People Business Partner (EMEA) at GitLab?
The main responsibility is to align business objectives with people solutions across the EMEA region, acting as a trusted advisor and change agent to senior leadership.
What teams will the Manager, People Business Partner initially support?
The Manager will initially support the Go-To-Market teams in the EMEA region.
Will the scope of the role change over time?
Yes, the scope will change to also support R&D and G&A teams in the future.
What kind of experience is required for this position?
Relevant, progressive People Business Partner experience supporting front-line, mid-level, and executive leaders in a fast-paced, technology company focused on the EMEA region is required.
Is knowledge of EMEA employment law important for this role?
Yes, in-depth knowledge of EMEA employment law and regulations is essential.
Will the Manager, People Business Partner be involved in global expansion efforts?
Yes, the Manager will consult on global expansion efforts in the region, including participating in the due diligence process.
What type of work environment does GitLab offer?
GitLab offers a fully remote, asynchronous work environment.
What benefits does GitLab provide to employees?
GitLab provides benefits for health, finances, and well-being, including flexible paid time off, equity compensation, parental leave, and home office support.
Is previous experience with Works Councils necessary for this position?
Yes, experience working with local regulatory bodies such as Works Councils is important.
Does GitLab encourage professional development?
Yes, GitLab offers a Growth and Development Fund to support employees’ professional development.
What qualifications are preferred for this role?
A Bachelor's degree is preferred, while a Master's degree and/or HR certification is strongly preferred.
Is the role focused more on strategic or tactical work?
The role requires the ability to switch between strategic and tactical work, often handling both aspects.
How does GitLab ensure equity and inclusion in its hiring practices?
GitLab is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace and adheres to affirmative action practices based solely on merit, ensuring no discrimination based on protected characteristics.