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Mike Mingard

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Mike’s role primarily revolves around design and marketing. He is also responsible for overseeing branding, ensuring consistency across Dyalog Ltd’s corporate identity. More about Mike

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Employee Spotlight: Martin

When Martin joined Dyalog last year, he confessed to a secret identity beneath the surface. Since arriving, Martin has taken on the behind-the-scenes work that makes everyone else look good. Feeling at home Coming from more corporate environments, Martin found Dyalog Ltd’s culture to be a refreshing change, and uses ⎕JSON daily.... Read

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