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Work with us
The future is now
Be authentic. We see the world a little differently. And that is fine by us. Because we take our work seriously, dedicating all our efforts to developing solutions that solve our clients' most difficult challenges.
We work at the frontier of knowledge, building cognitive artefacts. We are on the way to improving our world, our future, to making a difference.
As Spain's leader in Neurosymbolic Artificial Intelligence, we have developed our own AI platform that is transforming how the country's most important organisations manage knowledge and decision-making.
Join our team
At GNOSS, we will give you access to important problems and the freedom to solve them. If you want that kind of responsibility, then we want to work with you.
Explore our different areas and discover the professional opportunities we have for you:
How to prepare to meet us
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Be yourself
We are looking for people with unique talent — brilliant, adaptable, and eager to be part of a close-knit team. Our culture matters to us, so we make sure that both sides are a perfect fit. We want to get to know the real you.
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Think about your greatest professional or academic achievements
We will ask you questions about how you have performed, challenged yourself, and motivated others, as well as where you have fallen short in the past.
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Tell us what you are passionate about
We want to know what drives the people we meet. There are no wrong answers; we simply want to see you enthusiastic about something you care deeply about.
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Do not hesitate to ask clarifying questions
When presented with analytical and technical problems, explain how you plan to approach them and ask questions if needed. GNOSS works with very close-knit and collaborative teams, so do not hesitate to engage with your interviewer.
First steps in your professional development
Recent graduates
Whether you have just graduated from university or have been in your career for a few years, we will treat you like everyone else from day one. You will work in small, decentralised teams that will give you a high degree of responsibility, whilst also receiving support as you begin your career.
It is essential that our recent graduates are able to solve problems independently and communicate technical concepts effectively. We are looking for motivated people with enthusiasm for making a lasting impact.
Placements
Our placement programme — both curricular and extracurricular — provides the structure students need to develop technical skills and forge connections within GNOSS. You will learn and grow with the support of a dedicated mentor and your colleagues, working under the supervision of a team leader who will help you with your tasks.
We supervise Final Degree and Master's dissertations, providing comprehensive academic support throughout your studies.
Our culture
GNOSS Manifesto for a #HappyDigitalLife
Building technology is human work
Artificial intelligence is code created by people with an intention. It lacks autonomy and the capacity for independent action. This means that every automated decision has behind it a chain of human decisions: what data to use, what objectives to optimise, what biases to tolerate or correct. Recognising this human authorship means accepting responsibility for the consequences of our technological creations.
If technology does not understand us, we cannot call it intelligent
Technological or artificial intelligence must be contextual and responsive to differences in culture and language.
Promoting and preserving the diversity of human ways of being and living
The use of intelligent technologies must promote and preserve the extraordinary diversity of human ways of being and living within the framework of a cosmopolitan society; it must never lead to the construction of a data space with totalitarian ambitions.
It must not conspire against our values, nor curtail our rights
Technological development must not conspire against our values, nor curtail our rights. On the contrary, it must contribute to improving them and to generating new ones that protect us from the inappropriate use of technology.
The right to biographical reconstruction
We all have the right to biographical reconstruction — our future need not be determined by our past. It is not predictable. This is what the right to freedom means in a digital world, and our regulatory systems have an obligation to protect and uphold it.
We do not work for machines
We do not work for machines — technology must be at the service of a human purpose, which only people can define.
Technology and those who create it cannot determine everything
In activities that are fundamental to human development, such as education, health, or selection processes, technology and those who create it cannot determine everything. The role of people in applying new tools based on artificial intelligence is essential in order to give them the appropriate intentionality.
Putting control on the side of the user
Putting control on the side of the user means making decisions about the sharing and modification of data straightforward and permanent, and the alternatives non-threatening.
Not profiting from their attention or other higher cognitive capacities
Not profiting from their attention or other higher cognitive capacities. Just as slavery, until its abolition, consisted in appropriating people's muscular and motor capacities, the new slavery of the 21st century consists in appropriating their attention, interests, and preferences, and ultimately, on that basis, in writing or determining people's biographies.
Not invading, emulating, impersonating, or feigning superior human capacities unnecessarily
Technology must be transparent in its artificial nature. Simulating empathy, creativity, or moral judgement where none exists creates a false relationship that erodes trust and blurs the boundaries between the human and the automated. Interfaces must identify themselves clearly as technological and must not lay claim to emotional or ethical capacities they do not possess.
Technology in itself only makes us happy if it serves our purposes
Digital tools are not ends in themselves but means to achieving genuinely human objectives. A happy digital life requires technology to be subordinate to our conscious intentions, not to capture our attention through mechanisms designed to create dependency. Digital wellbeing is not measured by time spent but by the quality of what is achieved.
Making the surprising possible and frequent
Predictive systems tend to trap us in confirmation bubbles and predictable patterns. Truly intelligent technology must facilitate the discovery and encounter with the unexpected. It must expose us to ideas, people, and experiences that challenge our expectations and broaden our horizons.