MSc Gordana Bajić was born on 27 March 1968 in Gacko, where she attended primary and secondary school. She graduated from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Montenegro in Podgorica, majoring in production engineering, in 1995 and acquired the title of Diploma Engineer  of Science in Mechanical Engineer. She acquired the title of Master of Technical Sciences in the field of quality management in 2014 at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Montenegro.

Mrs. Bajić started working in the Holding Company “Radoje Dakić” in 1995, where after the internship, she worked as a technologist of structures.

She worked in the company “Jugoimport Mont” Ltd In the period from 1998 to 2008, as expert designer in the Department of Engineering. Her next position was in the Bureau of Metrology.

Since the beginning of her work in the Bureau of Metrology, she has been involved in the establishment and development of the Laboratory for Length and the establishment of quality management system in the Sector for Metrological Traceability and State Standards. In the National Calibration Laboratory for Length, she has been carrying out most complex tasks related to the implementation, storing and maintenance of state standards for length, as well as the establishment of a metrological chain of traceability in the area of length, conducting calibrations of standards and measuring devices and carrying out activities in the area of legal metrology. During her metrological career, she has also participated in the development of procedures for calibration and verification of standards and measuring devices in this area and in the preparation of the laboratory for accreditation according to the rules of European accreditation. As a Team Leader, she has participated in the first interlaboratory comparisons that led to the international recognition of the services that the Laboratory for Length provides to its users.

During her work in the Bureau of Metrology, she specialised in the area of dimensional metrology and other aspects of quality infrastructure that encourage technical, economic and scientific prosperity and provide prerequisites for fair trade. She has cooperated with regional institutions dealing with metrology and accreditation, and by visiting laboratories of the European national metrological bureaus, she has acquired practical and theoretical knowledge necessary for developing the national metrological system in compliance with the rules of regional and international metrological organisations. She has attended training courses and seminars in the areas related to the area of legal metrology and the application of the legal units of measurement system in Montenegro.

She has participated in the work of Working Groups composed for drafting of the Regulation on legal measuring instruments that are subject to mandatory verification or type approval of the measuring instrument, the Regulation on the amount and manner of payment of fees in the field of metrology, the Rulebook on technical and metrological requirements for measuring devices and systems with measurement function, Rulebook on technical and metrological requirements and the procedure for authorization of persons for the preparation of taximeters for verification, Rulebook on deadlines for calibration of measurement standards used for verification of legal measuring instruments, Rulebook on metrological requirements for speed measuring instruments for moving vehicles, Rulebook on intervals for periodic verification of legal measuring instruments and other bylaws.

Mrs. Bajić has participated in projects on the development of metrology and quality infrastructure funded by the European Union in Montenegro: “Development of quality infrastructure in Montenegro”(IPA 2007) and “Development of quality infrastructure and metrology in Montenegro” (IPA 2011), the backbone of the development of national calibration laboratories through which valuable metrological equipment and technical assistance for staff training and education have been provided to Montenegro.

She is an active participant in the accreditation process of the Bureau of Metrology according to standard MEST EN ISO IEC 17025:2018 by internationally recognised accreditation bodies. She has participated in a number of other projects, most of which organised by the European Association of National Metrology Institutes (EURAMET):

• EURAMET project  1265 – Peer review of quality management system of Montenegrin Bureau of Metrology (MBM);
• EURAMET project  1208 – Peer visits and reviews of QMSs in BIM, MBM, IMBIH, LATMB, BoM and DMDM; 2013.
• EURAMET project 1283 – Proficiency Testing – “Calibration of gauge blocks by mechanical comparison from 0,5 mm to 100 mm”;
• EURAMET project 1254, L-S22 “Supplementary comparison L.S22 – Calibration of gauge blocks by mechanical comparison from 0,5 mm to 100 mm”; 2013.
• EURAMET project 1410 L-K4.2015 “Calibration of diameter  standards EURAMET Capacity building Project”:  EURAMET TC-L  “Training on Calibration of long gauge blocks (125 mm to 500 mm) by mechanical comparison and Calibration of measuring tapes and rulers”, Podgorica 2018;
• EURAMET project 1433, EURAMET.L-S27 “Measurement of Steel Tapes of 10 m and 50 m”
• 18RPT01-RMG01 – “Traceability for contact probe and stylus instrument measurements”

Between 2013 and 20 October 2021, she was the representative of Montenegro, i.e. the Bureau of Metrology in the EURAMET Technical Committee for Length (TC-L).

Since 25 October 2021, she has been the representative of the Department of Metrology in the EURAMET Technical Committee for Interdisciplinary Metrology (TC-IM).

In March 2021, she was appointed a representative of the Bureau of Metrology in the Coordination Committee for Quality of the Chamber of Commerce of Montenegro.

By the decision on the appointment of the Council for the Award of Trademark “Good from Montenegro” she was elected a member of this body of the Chamber of Commerce of Montenegro in March 2021.

On behalf of the Department of Metrology, he is a member of the Quality Management Group at the RESP Regional School of Public Administration.

She is married, and mother of three children.