Christine Metaillier

Christine Metaillier has a diverse work experience in the recruitment industry. Christine started their career at BNP Paribas as a Support for personal mortgages. Christine then moved on to AS et Associés as a Business Developer and Page Personnel as a Recruiter. Christine worked at Abylsen as a Researcher before joining Robert Walters, where they held multiple roles including Researcher, HR Project Leader, and Recruitment Consultant. Christine then worked at ADP as a Talent Acquisition professional and at Securiview as a Talent Acquisition Manager.

Their most recent and longest tenure was at talent.io, where they held various positions including Senior Tech Recruiter, Tech Talent Recruiter Senior, and Team Lead France Tech Recruiters & Sourcers. In these roles, they were responsible for account management, business development, onboarding clients, and managing a team of recruiters and sourcers. Christine also worked on cross-functional projects, analyzed KPIs, and improved employer branding.

Throughout their career, Christine has demonstrated strong skills in sales, negotiation, business development, team management, sourcing strategies, headhunting, candidate follow-up, and project leadership. Christine has experience with various technologies such as ReactJS, Angular, Node.js, and MEAN stack.

Christine Metaillier's education history is as follows:

In 2020, they attended L'École du Recrutement and obtained a Certificat Or in Recrutement et sourcing.

From 2010 to 2013, they pursued their studies at IFAG - L'école de management et d'entrepreneuriat, where they earned a Master 2 degree in Human Resources.

Between 2008 and 2010, they attended L'École supérieure de la banque and completed a BTS Banque degree in Banque.

In 2004, they enrolled in Lycée International de Paris Honoré de Balzac, where they obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Economy with an International Option in Spanish (OIB).

No end year is provided for their time at Lycée International de Paris Honoré de Balzac, so it is unclear when they completed that degree.