You'll work on the next generation wiki

With our unique, awarded product and through our offerings we strive to improve the way people work together by providing them with powerful collaboration software that's easier to use and more organized. Joining XWiki you'll play a key role in building the next generation wiki and creating outstanding solutions on top of it. You'll be a part of the XWiki open source ecosystem, getting to interact with a community of professionals from all over the world.

We only recruit the best people

At XWiki our employees are our greatest asset and therefore we strive to recruit only the best talent. We look for highly motivated, skilled and autonomous people. Our current and future employees enjoy working as part of a team, but are also comfortable assuming a leadership role when required.

We are committed to Open Source and transparency

Open Source values are embraced throughout the company as guiding principles. At XWiki we foster a collaborative work environment in which innovation and initiative are highly appreciated. We encourage free thinking and communication. Employees may openly express their opinions and feel comfortable to assume responsibility for their decisions. 

Click here to read more about XWiki's commitment to Open Source and transparency.

You'll be part of a dynamic international environment

At XWiki you'll have the opportunity to work in a fast-paced, international environment.  Our customers and our Open Source product users and contributors span all over the globe! Our commitment to Open Source values is reflected in our company's culture, which means either you're working from Paris, Iasi or Bucharest you'll be a key element in building the next generation wiki. We use XWiki internally to keep us all on the same page. A single collaborative environment helps us work better together regardless of our locations.

We value ongoing education, personal development and creativity

We put a high emphasis on education and constant development, as well as expressing creativity. When joining the company you will be assigned an unofficial mentor who will guide you through your first steps at XWiki. Internal trainings are organized periodically. We also help our employees accommodate school classes into their schedules by providing them with flexible working hours and even reducing workload if necessary. So even if you're a student, you may still join our team, provided you're a hard worker and your skills match our current openings.

We have a 20% Time program which allows our employees to work on a project of their choice that will benefit the XWiki product. This can be anything you're passionate about: from a feature, application, plugin, to a marketing project or a new skin. It's up to you to get the wheels moving and make a proposal. 

Once a year we organize a Hackathon where we split in ad-hoc teams and work together on XWiki projects we're passionate about. Read about the 2011 Hackathon here.

You will join a fun team and enjoy numerous benefits

At XWiki we work hard, but we also have a lot of fun. You'll find a WII and boardgames in every office. We like to play pool, poker and outdoor sports. We are not afraid to accept a ping pong challenge. We organize outings, attend concerts, go to the movies and have parties to celebrate our birthdays and achievements. Once a year we get together in a remote location for 10 days and have a company Seminar, where we discuss our work throughout the year. The Seminar is packed with sightseeing, themed parties, sports challenges and all sorts of fun activities. There may also be the occasional prank involving fish food, or M&Ms.

Benefits include:

• Flexible working hours
• Travel opportunities
• Casual dress code
• Growth opportunities
• Competitive salary
• Bonus policy

Thibaut Camberlin, Project Manager at XWiki     

Elena-Oana Tabaranu, Web Developer at XWiki