XWiki
Open-source collaboration software enhancing team productivity and knowledge management.
Who we are
XWiki is a pioneer in open-source collaboration software, founded with the vision of improving collaboration.
With offices in Paris, France, and Iasi, Romania, we have built a diverse, international team dedicated to innovation and open-source principles. Our product, XWiki, is used by over 800 teams worldwide, facilitating better knowledge management and collaboration across various industries.
What we do
XWiki provides a powerful and flexible open-source platform designed to meet the collaboration needs of modern organizations. Our solutions include knowledge bases, intranets, document management systems, and collaborative websites. By leveraging our extensive customization options and a wide range of pre-built extensions, we help organizations create tailored solutions that enhance productivity and streamline workflows.
Working at XWiki
At XWiki, we embrace a culture of innovation, open communication, and respect for diverse opinions. Our team members, known as XWikiers, are encouraged to contribute to every aspect of our operations, fostering a meritocratic environment. We believe in continuous personal and professional development, offering training, mentorship, and opportunities to work on cutting-edge projects. Our casual and flexible work environment supports both remote and office-based work to ensure a healthy work-life balance.
Team Benefits
At XWiki, we value our employees and offer a comprehensive benefits package:
- 4-day week: We work a 4-day week every second week.
- Remote work options: Flexible work locations with options to work from home or our offices.
- Flexible working hours: Autonomy in choosing working hours that fit individual schedules.
- Professional Development: Access to training materials, mentorship, and continuous learning opportunities.
- Competitive salaries and bonuses: Attractive compensation packages, including meal tickets and growth opportunities.
- Team activities: Regular outings, parties, and the annual XWiki Seminar, which features fun and engaging activities.
