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GT has been one of the most consistent client-focused boutique tech companies that provide offshore teams in the UK. We’ve invested much time and effort into ensuring our partners feel they have the best possible experience whenever we work on a product for them.

A few years ago, I was assigned to work on a new project.

As a mobile engineer, I was mainly responsible for the mobile applications part. It was a critical project for my company at that time as it involved an important client in addition to the project's huge size. I was very excited about this opportunity since embarking on such a journey would allow me to gain tons of knowledge and experience.

However, a couple of months later, everything was a giant big mess. With frustrated clients, angry managers, and exhausted developers, we were quickly going downhill!

Grigorij Dudnik didn’t set out to build a startup. He set out to stop doing boring things. After years of slogging through prototypes, boilerplate, and code reviews, he had a simple idea: what if the code wrote itself?

When passion meets innovation, incredible things happen. That’s exactly what drove Merxhan, a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at GT, to take on the NASA Space Apps Challenge - one of the world’s largest hackathons. What started as an idea quickly turned into a game-changing wildfire prevention app, leveraging NASA’s satellite data to predict and mitigate disasters - an urgent issue in North Macedonia and beyond.