ElbaLife at Ada: Gizem Turan
“We look for people who are passionate about global health and digitization and people who are eager and driven.”
Life at Ada
Meet our colleagues and learn how they're making an impact.
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ElbaLife at Ada: Neil Rooney
“As a company that’s constantly moving, adapting, innovating, we need to find new solutions and solve new problems.”
ElbaLife at Ada: Evgeniia Balyasina
“Most of my managers have been supportive and challenging at the same time. They helped me develop. I have that here at Ada too.”
ElbaLife at Ada: Dr. Stephen Gilbert
“In any walk of life, and especially in your career, caution and conservativeness come at a price. Take bold decisions.”
ElbaLife at Ada: Milly Botes
“I’m lucky to work with people who have a multidisciplinary skillset, so I find the answers I'm looking for pretty quickly.”
ElbaLife at Ada: Anne Matei
“We have different cultures, and we think differently about healthcare systems.” Let's read what Anne says about life at Ada.
ElbaLife at Ada: Rungwe Hashim
“A solid bond with my colleagues makes working online easier during the pandemic.” Let's read what Rungwe says about life at Ada.
ElbaLife at Ada: Vanessa Lemarié
“Work for a company in which you feel you can make a significant positive impact.” Let's read what Vanessa says about life at Ada.
ElbaLife at Ada: Georgios Maninis
“Always remember the value of your labor and try to enjoy the journey.” Let's read what Georgios likes about life at Ada.
HarryLife at Ada
It’s easy to get motivated at Ada because we do meaningful work. We spend our days helping people look after their loved ones.
CeliaThe Ada guide to settling in Berlin
If you’ve just moved to Berlin, you need to know some tips and tricks from our expat experts: the Ada employees.
AdaMeet Elba, our Spanish language copywriter
Our new employee Elba talks about her friendly colleagues, her incredible desk view, and why health shouldn’t be a luxury.
AdaMeet Gobie, our new User Interface Engineer
Our new colleague Gobie talks about his work motivations, first day butterflies, and how to adjust to a new company environment.
ClaireWhy healthtech needs more female leaders
In business meetings, on panels, or even just at networking events, it’s very unusual for there to be more women than men present.
AdaCoding new beginnings in Berlin
Thousands of people move to Berlin each year, attracted to its history, culture and opportunity in Germany’s growing tech scene.
