Twice a year, Intuit technologists gather to experiment and collaborate on passion projects during Global Engineering Days (GED). The week-long code-a-thon shines a light on Intuit\u2019s vibrant engineering culture, community, and commitment to sparking creativity. The week ignites innovation for more than 100 million consumer and small business customers. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Last month, thousands of engineers around the world\u2014Bangalore, Tel Aviv, Toronto and Edmonton, London, Sydney, Atlanta, Boise, Los Angeles, Mountain View, Plano, New York and San Diego\u2014stepped away from their day-to-day to experiment with new product enhancements, reduce technical complexity, learn a new technology or tool, find new ways to use Intuit\u2019s platform capabilities, and much more.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Welcomed into the GED \u201cPortal to Collaboration\u201d on Day 1 by CTO Marianna Tessel<\/a>, Intuit engineers demonstrated their time-proven ability to turn aspirations into innovative solutions to help our customers make financial decisions faster, with confidence. In fact, many of Intuit\u2019s 2,400 patents worldwide have originated from past GEDs.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n