GitHub is an open-source code-hosting website, a publishing service, and a social networking site for programmers. Comprised of "code hackers," "pixel stylists," and "office pioneers" working together virtually from locations around the world, GitHub supports work flexibility and has hired for part-time, flexible schedule, freelance, hybrid, remote, and work-from-anywhere jobs in fields like computer & IT, software development, and operations. GitHub attributes several benefits to its distributed flexibility, including a wider talent pool; diversity and "a wide range of cultural perspectives;" satisfaction that derives from "being able to choose your own work environment;" increased productivity as a result of controlled environments and the elimination of "energy-sapping, twice-daily commutes;" greater "ability to focus;" and "local meetups and events" that reinforce community.

Since the GitHub platform was launched in 2007 by Chris Wanstrath, Tom Preston-Werner, and PJ Hyett, the company has hosted more than 66 million projects and supported a community of over 24 million people dedicated to learning, sharing, and working together to develop software. A few GitHub features include code review, quality documentation, community management, code hosting, and project management. Thousands of companies around the world have used GitHub to build their products. Some of these companies include Groupon, SAP, Societe Generale, MailChimp, PayPal, Slack, Etsy, Airbnb, CyberAgent, REA Group, Braintree, and Twitch. Github offers collaborative solutions for desktop computers and mobile devices, as well as GitHub Enterprise, a tool designed to provide code-review transparency and better collaboration among team members.

GitHub is an open-source code-hosting website, a publishing service, and a social networking site for programmers. Comprised of "code hackers," "pixel stylists," and "office pioneers" working together virtually from locations around the world, GitHub supports work flexibility and has hired for part-time, flexible schedule, freelance, hybrid, remote, and work-from-anywhere jobs in fields like computer & IT, software development, and operations. GitHub attributes several benefits to its distributed flexibility, including a wider talent pool; diversity and "a wide range of cultural perspectives;" satisfaction that derives from "being able to choose your own work environment;" increased productivity as a result of controlled environments and the elimination of "energy-sapping, twice-daily commutes;" greater "ability to focus;" and "local meetups and events" that reinforce community.

Since the GitHub platform was launched in 2007 by Chris Wanstrath, Tom Preston-Werner, and PJ Hyett, the company has hosted more than 66 million projects and supported a community of over 24 million people dedicated to learning, sharing, and working together to develop software. A few GitHub features include code review, quality documentation, community management, code hosting, and project management. Thousands of companies around the world have used GitHub to build their products. Some of these companies include Groupon, SAP, Societe Generale, MailChimp, PayPal, Slack, Etsy, Airbnb, CyberAgent, REA Group, Braintree, and Twitch. Github offers collaborative solutions for desktop computers and mobile devices, as well as GitHub Enterprise, a tool designed to provide code-review transparency and better collaboration among team members.