Company Description
Overview
We are seeking two hands‑on GitLab Administrators / Platform Engineers for a temporary, bounded migration initiative. The work centers on converting existing automation identities into GitLab native service accounts while preserving dependent CI/CD workflows, permissions, and operational continuity.
Enterprise experience strongly preferred.
Job Description
Key Responsibilities
Migrate a defined portfolio of existing service accounts to GitLab native service accounts, one account at a time.
Rotate or replace credentials and tokens as each automation identity is cut over.
Securely decommission old credentials and access after successful validation.
Update permissions and group/project access for migrated automation identities.
Diagnose and resolve CI/CD or automation failures caused by credential, token, permission, or identity changes.
Coordinate migration timing, validation, and follow‑up with the teams that own the affected automation.
Support secure, reliable completion of a time‑bounded access‑remediation initiative.
Qualifications
Must‑Have Skills
Hands‑on GitLab administration or platform engineering experience.
Experience with CI/CD pipelines and automated tooling.
Experience rotating or replacing credentials and tokens in automation workflows.
Experience securely decommissioning old access after a credential or identity cutover.
Experience debugging CI/CD or automation integrations that depend on service credentials.
Prior experience migrating service accounts or other non‑human identities.
Experience updating permissions and group/project access for automation identities.
Mid‑to‑senior‑level experience.
Nice‑to‑Have Skills
Experience with identity and access migrations.
Experience with secrets hygiene or credential‑exposure remediation.
Experience executing repetitive operational work accurately across many similar accounts or tickets.
Prior service‑account migrations, permission replication, or token cutovers in GitL