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Atlassian supports a distributed-first work model with virtual interviews and hires only in countries with a legal entity; the paid internship runs 12 weeks between May/June 2027 and August/September 2027 and does not offer work sponsorship (no F-1 or J-1). The internship role is a Customer Engagement Marketing Intern focusing on persona-based marketing to C-suite executives and enterprise decision-makers globally. Responsibilities include inventorying executive-facing thought leadership content and customer communications, auditing assets for gaps, and packaging them into connected nurture streams to engage executives before, during, and after key programs and events. Additional tasks include designing a persona-based C-suite content packaging framework, creating a pre/during/post-event nurture map, and producing a reusable C-suite messaging playbook, while coordinating with Brand Marketing to audit Atlassian’s AI/enterprise narrative and ensure consistency across channels. Minimum qualifications include the ability to distill key takeaways from complex information, understanding how storytelling prompts action, curiosity and passion for marketing, current enrollment in a Bachelor’s program with intent to return and graduation by June 2028, the ability to commit to a full-time 40-hour week, and eligibility limited to entry-level candidates with less than a year of professional experience (excluding internships and co-ops).

- Atlassian supports flexible, distributed work with virtual interviews and hires only in countries where it has a legal entity, and visa sponsorship is not available for this role. - The intern program runs 12 weeks (May/June 2027–August/September 2027) and combines hands-on training, mentorship, and social connections to set interns up for a successful career. - As a Global Demand Campaigns intern, you’ll work with Demand Generation, Product Marketing, and Marketing Operations to create campaigns that showcase Atlassian tools and help shape AI marketing programs for a global audience. - The internship pilots a closed-loop AI account engagement engine—The Brain—that ranks accounts and prescribes next-best actions, paired with an AI nurture agent—The Hands—that executes the recommended nurture, generates seller-ready account briefings, and notifies the account owner in Slack with human approval. - Deliverables include account and prospect enrichment, a propensity/next-best-action model, a working AI nurture agent, an account brief generator, Slack delivery, a controlled pilot, and a repeatable playbook, with success measured by MQL-to-SQL lift, account progression velocity, and high-quality, on-message assets respecting guardrails.

Atlassian offers flexible work options (office, home, or hybrid) and hires in any country where it has a legal entity. The Product Counsel team is central to Atlassian’s future of teamwork, acting as strategic partners embedded with R&D and product leaders to enable rapid, responsible product innovation, especially as AI reshapes software. They are seeking a creative, adaptable Director of Product Counsel to navigate first-impression legal and regulatory issues in AI/ML, data governance, IP, and platform architectures, and to design scalable playbooks and guardrails. The role requires 8+ years of software product counseling experience (B2B SaaS preferred), a JD licensed to practice, experience in both law firms and in-house settings, and a versatile generalist capable of grasping unfamiliar products, architectures, and business models, with strong writing for async work and a knack for building processes from scratch. Bonus for familiarity with Atlassian tools, plus an emphasis on shaping team culture and scaling impact through modern tooling in a fast-paced, ambiguous environment.

- Atlassian offers flexible work options—office, remote, or a mix—and hires in any country where it has a legal entity. - The Product Counsel team sits alongside R&D and product leaders to enable rapid, responsible product innovation as AI reshapes software and teamwork. - They are seeking a creative, adaptable Director of Product Counsel who will shape the team’s operating model and playbook for the AI era. - Responsibilities include counseling product and engineering on AI, data governance, IP, and platform architectures; developing repeatable frameworks and guardrails; serving as the primary legal partner for product initiatives; and maturing the function with modern tools and asynchronous collaboration. - Requirements include 8+ years of software product counseling (preferably B2B SaaS), a JD and bar license, experience in both law firm and in-house settings, strong generalist skills and writing ability, comfort with ambiguity and novel issues, and a bonus for familiarity with Atlassian tools.

Atlassian offers flexible work locations (office, remote, or hybrid) and hires in any country where it has a legal entity, supporting employees’ family and personal priorities. The Product Counsel team acts as strategic partners embedded with R&D and product leaders, focused on enabling rapid, responsible product innovation as AI reshapes software and collaboration. The Director of Product Counsel will counsel product and engineering teams on first-impression legal and regulatory issues across AI/ML, data governance, IP, and platform architectures, using a versatile generalist approach. They will help define an AI-era playbook, serve as the primary legal hub for product initiatives, and shape the team’s culture and practices with modern async tools to scale impact. Requirements include 8+ years of software product counseling (preferably in B2B SaaS), a JD with active license, experience in both law firms and in-house teams, strong generalist skills to navigate unfamiliar tech and ambiguity, excellent writing and simplification abilities, comfort with technology, and familiarity with Atlassian tools as a bonus.

Atlassian offers a flexible work model—office, remote, or hybrid—and hires globally in countries where it has a legal entity. The Product Counsel team partners with R&D and product leaders to enable rapid, responsible AI-enabled product innovation. The Director of Product Counsel will advise on emerging legal and regulatory issues across AI/ML, data governance, IP, and platform architectures, using a versatile generalist approach to create repeatable playbooks and guardrails for shipping AI features. They will serve as the primary legal partner and “front door” for product initiatives, collaborating with privacy, IP, commercial, and regulatory SMEs, and help mature the function with new ways of working and async tooling. Requirements include 8+ years of software product counseling (preferably B2B SaaS), a JD and bar license, experience in both law firm and in-house settings, strong generalist skills, comfort with ambiguity and novel issues, the ability to understand complex technical architectures, excellent writing, and a bonus for familiarity with Atlassian tools.

At Atlassian, you can work in an office, from home, or hybrid, and the company hires in any country with a legal entity, giving employees flexibility to support family and personal goals. The Product Counsel team is central to Atlassian’s future of teamwork, acting as strategic partners embedded with R&D and product leaders to enable rapid, responsible product innovation, especially as AI reshapes software and collaboration. The Director of Product Counsel will navigate frontiers in AI/ML, data governance, IP, and platform architectures; apply a versatile generalist approach across products and tech stacks; define an AI-era playbook with repeatable frameworks and guardrails; act as the primary legal partner for product initiatives; and help mature the function by experimenting with new ways of working and modern async tools. The role requires 8+ years of legal experience counseling software products (ideally B2B SaaS), a JD with a license to practice, experience in both law firms and in-house teams, strong generalist product counseling skills, comfort with ambiguity and novel issues, excellent writing, and a knack for simplifying complex topics and collaborating asynchronously; familiarity with Atlassian tools is a plus.

Atlassian supports flexible work locations (office, remote, or hybrid) and hires in any country where it has a legal entity. The Atlassian Advisory Services team is globally distributed and helps large strategic and enterprise customers realize value from Atlassian products through trusted advisory support. The company is hiring a non-managerial Solution Consultant for the Public Sector advisory team to deliver strategic technical guidance and drive value realization for clients who purchase Advisory Services. Responsibilities include aligning with peers to achieve strategic outcomes, solving business challenges with Atlassian products, identifying expansion opportunities, creating prescriptive guidance, and traveling up to 30% for internal and customer events. Requirements include 4-6 years in SaaS, 2+ years in customer-facing roles, expertise in the Data Center platform and Teamwork Foundations, Atlassian tooling experience, English fluency (additional languages helpful), and nice-to-haves such as time zone alignment, cross-team collaboration, and experience with large customers in consulting or technical roles.

Atlassian supports flexible work arrangements (office, remote, or hybrid) and hires in any country where it has a legal entity. The company seeks an experienced analyst relations practitioner with deep industry analyst insight and strong DevOps and AI analyst relationships to drive its AI Software Delivery program. In this role, you’ll translate AI innovation into compelling analyst narratives, influence key research, and help Atlassian maintain leadership in priority growth markets as part of a global communications team reporting to the Head of Analyst Relations. You will build and maintain relationships with analysts at firms like Gartner, Forrester, and IDC, drive favorable positioning in evaluations (Magic Quadrants, Waves, MarketScapes), and translate analyst insights into actionable intelligence for product and marketing. Qualifications include 3-5 years of Analyst Relations experience with a SaaS provider, understanding of the analyst landscape and developer-focused analysts, and a proven ability to deliver a strategic AR program in partnership with cross-functional stakeholders.