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Mia

Hear from Mia, Software Engineer, on the work-life balance at G-Research.

“I work as an AI Engineer within the GenAI Engineering team. Our focus is on delivering AI-driven capabilities and solutions across the business, building projects and services that help other teams make the most of generative AI.

“What I appreciate most about working at G-Research is the supportive and knowledgeable environment. Everyone is incredibly helpful, which creates a great balance between being challenged and managing your workload.

“The company’s strong commitment to learning and development is another highlight. You have access to a wide range of training courses and talks designed to foster professional growth. Coupled with a healthy work-life balance, these are some of the reasons why G-Research is such a great place to work.”

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