Lead a product management team and carry direct ownership of a multi-year strategy to unify GitHub's supply chain security capabilities (dependency security, artifact trust, provenance, package governance). Responsibilities include customer and market analysis, defining product vision and metrics, team leadership, and partnering on go-to-market and delivery with Microsoft Security. Requires leadership experience and deep expertise with developer tools or security products; preferred experience includes hands-on software supply chain security topics (SCA, SBOMs, provenance).

Join GitHub’s Data Architecture team to improve reliability, observability, and operational tooling for Redis-based caching and Object Storage across GitHub. Responsibilities include designing and shipping scalable solutions, incident investigation across services, participating in on-call rotations, writing architecture proposals, and collaborating with infra, security, and product teams. Required: multiple years of software engineering experience (6+ years indicated), distributed systems experience, and proficiency with several programming languages and infrastructure tooling.

Lead and execute complex security- and platform-related programs (application security, software supply chain, AI security capabilities, developer platforms) across engineering, product, design, go-to-market, and business teams. Role expects experience launching products, managing cross-functional projects, improving TPM practices, and working in a 100% remote, global environment.

GitHub is hiring a Software Engineer I for the Security Products team to design, implement, and support secret-scanning features. Responsibilities include writing and reviewing code (primarily Ruby, Go, JavaScript), building APIs, automated tests and CI/CD, participating in on-call rotations, and collaborating with engineers, product managers, and designers. Minimum 1 year of relevant software engineering experience; role is remote within the United States. Salary range: USD 69,000–182,900 per year.

Join GitHub's Billing team to own and evolve metered billing systems that serve millions of users. Work across backend, APIs, and frontend; participate in on-call rotations and incident response; drive architecture, reliability, testing, and compliance. Remote-first role based in the United States.

Join GitHub's Copilot Agents org to design, build, and operate systems that help AI agents find, interpret, retain, and apply developer context across code, issues, PRs, workflows, and tools. The role focuses on context retrieval, memory, knowledge systems, evaluation, telemetry, and scalable APIs for production generative-AI experiences.

Join GitHub's Cloud Agent platform team to design, implement, and operate scalable systems and APIs that enable AI agents for developer workflows. Role requires building both backend services and front-end experiences (React, HTML/CSS, JS/TS), contributing to operational excellence (on-call, telemetry), and shipping production software. Minimums include at least 2 years of hands-on programming and front-end experience; multiple higher-year/degree experience alternatives are listed in the posting.

Lead technical direction and implementation of Kubernetes-based platform systems that support GitHub production services, focusing on reliability, automation, operational clarity, and reducing toil. Work includes cluster lifecycle and fleet management, AKS migration, capacity and control-plane reliability, debugging production issues across cloud infrastructure, and mentoring engineers. Requires extensive software engineering experience and hands-on Kubernetes/cloud-native platform experience.

Join the Build and Test team in Developer Experience to design, operate, and evolve GitHub's core build and continuous integration platforms. Responsibilities include improving CI reliability, reducing test flakiness, responding to incidents, partnering with engineering teams, and shipping features for scalable, secure developer workflows.

Join GitHub's Compute Platform team to lead technical direction for the company's Kubernetes-based platforms (Hubbernetes and AKS). Responsibilities include cluster lifecycle and fleet reliability, capacity and migration work (including AKS), debugging production issues across Kubernetes/cloud/Linux/containers/networking, building automation and guardrails, and mentoring engineers. Strong software engineering fundamentals and several years operating Kubernetes/cloud-native platforms are required; Azure/AKS experience is a plus.

Join GitHub's Production Engineering organization to embed with product and infrastructure teams to improve reliability, scalability, and operability of production systems. Responsibilities include diagnosing and resolving live incidents, building software and infrastructure to improve operations, driving observability and capacity planning, automating operational workflows, and mentoring engineers. Required experience includes extensive software engineering background and experience with large-scale distributed systems and languages such as Go, Rust, C++, Java, Python, or C#.

Join GitHub's Copilot Agents organization to design, implement, and operate the context layer that enables AI agents to find, retain, and apply software-development context across code, issues, PRs, and tools. The role involves leading technical architecture, building platform APIs for retrieval, memory, sessions and evaluation, and working cross-functionally; requires substantial production software engineering experience and familiarity with information/context retrieval and generative-AI systems.

GitHub seeks a Staff Software Engineer to define technical direction and lead architecture for the Cloud Agent platform that powers autonomous AI agents. Responsibilities include designing and operating globally scalable, secure systems and orchestration for diverse compute workloads, writing architecture proposals, mentoring engineers, and owning operational health (security, observability, availability, performance, cost). Role is remote within the United States.

Lead technical direction for GitHub's Frontend Web UI Platform, focusing on performance, accessibility, consistency, and availability. Drive cross-team migrations and paved paths, produce architecture and design proposals, mentor engineers, and partner with product and design to deliver platform-wide improvements. Role is remote and available to candidates in Canada.

Lead and drive cross-team initiatives and migrations for GitHub's frontend web UI platform, focusing on performance, accessibility, consistency, availability, and developer velocity. Requires extensive frontend engineering experience with frameworks (React/Angular), TypeScript/JavaScript, web performance optimization, accessibility, and building shared component libraries/design systems. Remote role based in Canada.

Hands-on senior engineering role building GitHub Copilot Code Review: define and implement how the review agent reasons and which models run, own reliability and on-call for a high-throughput service, design offline and online evaluations, collaborate with research and model teams, and mentor senior staff. Requires extensive software engineering experience and working with models at scale.

Work on the Session Service/Task API (Go) that tracks and serves Copilot agent sessions across CLI, IDEs, and github.com. Responsibilities include API design (OpenAPI), building and operating Go services, CosmosDB/Blob Storage/Event Hubs usage, distributed data modeling, security/IAM and enterprise policy enforcement, staged feature rollouts, and cross-team architecture and mentorship.

GitHub is hiring a Senior Data Scientist to lead data acquisition and quality, develop and validate ML models, mentor peers, and communicate findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders. The role requires experience with statistical and ML techniques, programming (Python/R), query languages (SQL/KQL), data tools (Spark, Airflow), and delivering productionized models and visualizations.

Work on GitHub's Code and Review organization to design, implement, and maintain scalable systems (diffs, reviews, mergeability, merge queue, Copilot code review). Responsibilities include API design, CI/CD, telemetry, on-call incident response, architecture proposals, mentoring, and cross-functional collaboration. Required experience in production software development with languages such as Go, Ruby, Rust, Python, JavaScript, C/C++, C#, or Java.

Join GitHub's Pull Request Platform team to lead architecture and implementations that power pull requests across GitHub.com, the API, and Enterprise Server. The role emphasizes distributed systems, databases, search/indexing, APIs, asynchronous workflows, production reliability (on-call and incident response), and mentoring engineering teams while driving platform scalability and service extraction.