Life at CGI blog

Marcus Obusan finds flexible work arrangements are a win for family life.

As I sat on a recent MS Teams call, cats from around the country leapt onto desks, and stared at speakers and headphones. Of course they did; I summoned them—not...

I was a legacy CGI member, coming aboard when the company bought American Management Systems (AMS). You can tell I think CGI is a great company to work for because...

Neurodivergent people are often unemployed or underemployed due to stigma and stereotypes, yet people with autism are often well-qualified for work that requires focus, persistence and attention to detail. CGI...

Marvin Cruz has have spent more than two decades working in education. He has seen firsthand the struggles and challenges that educators face, and at CGI, he can help schools...

Have you had the satisfaction of tackling a complicated puzzle and solving it? Whether it takes you a day or a month, you are proud of finding the solution. That's...

I came to CGI with the Sunflower merger in 2019, and have come to truly appreciate the culture here. The company is sincere in its principles and core values, and...

After 16 years of working at CGI, Nikki Rosen finds it to be a supportive, collaborative place, with people who take their commitments to clients, and to each other, seriously.

In my eight years at CGI, I’ve been part of teams on several interesting projects here in Los Angeles and Arizona. I applied for the open position my friend recommended...

For Ronetta Walker, varied work and the freedom to be herself make CGI special.