GitLab by country
GitLab Jobs in Canada
12 of the 62 at GitLab openings hire in Canada today. Posted pay runs $72.5k–$198k/yr (about CA$101,274 to CA$276,583).
GitLab roles taking applicants from Canada
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Senior Partner Solutions Manager, Strategic Partnerships (shows the role here)
Partner sales · Remote· 2w agoDetails
$115,200–$194,400/yr- $115,200–$194,400/yr
- $61,920–$83,119.20/yr
- $61,920–$83,119/yr
- $139,200–$235,200/yr
- $115,200–$129,600/yr
- $53,760–$105,000/yr
- $104,800–$176,400/yr
- $59,000–$84,000/yr
- $53,000–$75,000/yr
GitLab pay in Canada, by kind of role
Figures shown in CAD use the European Central Bank reference rate of 30 Oct 2026, US$1 = 1.40 CAD.
| Kind of role | Open here | Typical pay |
|---|---|---|
| Account Executive | 4 | Too few salaries |
| Revenue Operations & Enablement | 4 | $136k–$223k/yrabout CA$189,976 to CA$311,505 |
| Sales Development (SDR & BDR) | 2 | Too few salaries |
| Account Management & Renewals | 1 | Too few salaries |
| Partner, Channel & Alliances | 1 | Too few salaries |
GitLab in Canada: questions people ask
Is GitLab hiring salespeople in Canada?
Yes. 12 of the 62 at GitLab hire in Canada today and 12 name a short list of countries with Canada on it.
What base and OTE does GitLab post for Canada?
GitLab's Canada openings post a typical $72.5k–$198k/yr, median $101k/yr (about CA$101,274 to CA$276,583, at the European Central Bank reference rate of 30 Oct 2026, US$1 = 1.40 CAD). The figures are in US dollars as posted; a company may set a different range by location, so go by each posting.
GitLab openings in other countries
More companies hiring in Canada
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