Burnout syndrome, a condition resulting from chronic work-related stress, is increasingly prevalent among workers, underscoring the critical need for effective stress management. Physiologically, chronic stress triggers hyperactivation of the sympathetic nervous system, leading to elevated heart rates. This correlation between stress and Heart Rate (HR) is well-documented in numerous studies. Heart Rate Variability (HRV), quantifiable through various metrics derived from beat-to-beat intervals within specific time windows, has also emerged as a dependable indicator of stress, commonly employed in assessing the balance between the two branches of the autonomic nervous system. Consequently, the development of algorithms for continuous stress detection in wearable devices has gained momentum, enabling the extraction of long-term stress trends potentially associated with burnout.