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I've interviewed with GitLab when I first changed my career into software engineering, a few years ago. It was a bad call in my opinion since I'm not as good as
by evanslify 7y ago
I've interviewed with GitLab when I first changed my career into software engineering, a few years ago. It was a bad call in my opinion since I'm not as good as I thought back then.
However, is it a good idea to apply again since that was a long while ago and I've accumulated a considerable amount of experience compared to what I was?
And can you do your own independent security research when you're working for GitLab? What's GitLab's stance of this situation?
It'll be nice if you can post your/a recruiter's email ID here - I'd like to send over a couple more questions.
- gitlab-security 7y agoThank you for your post and questions. We would welcome you to apply for a role at GitLab that looks interesting to you. Our guideline for security researchers is that if you are a GitLab employee, you would not be eligible for a bounty award through our public bug bounty program. Other than that, independent security research is fine, as long as it does not call out our customers in a negative manner. Here is our hiring page: https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/faq/ https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/faq/