Three great places to work for women, and why

Women often have slightly different requirements when it comes to a job search: flexible hours, a later start in the morning, family-friendly policies, and companies with policies around diversity and inclusion can all be considerations for women, especially those who may have small children or other demands on their time outside of their working lives.

A company that understands, supports, and actively champions its female employees is an attractive prospect.

Below, we’ve highlighted three companies and roles to consider for women looking to make a move. And there are plenty more open roles to discover on our job boards too.

Business Development Campaign Manager, Hubspot

The company: With global offices that include Berlin, Dublin, Ghent, Paris, and London, HubSpot is truly international. This is a rapidly growing company with over 5,800 employees engaged in the brand's mission: to help companies maximise sales and grow better.

Why it’s a great place for women: HubSpot has been recognised as a good place to work for women based on metrics such as compensation and leadership to work environment and professional development opportunities. The company says, “Employees are whole people, with families, hobbies, and lives outside of work. We work remotely, keep non-traditional hours, and use unlimited vacation to create work-life ‘fit’ for us and the people we love.”

The job: The company is actively recruiting and on offer in its London office is a Business Development Campaign Manager role, where you'll drive the marketing strategy focused on creating content-driven outreach campaigns to aid business development representatives,

What you’ll need: You’ll be a self-starter, a great teammate, and someone who has experience working with business development and sales organisations. Organised in your approach, you’ll be able to balance multiple work streams or projects and will have a strong strategic mindset.

Benefits: In addition to a company-wide week off in July, HubSpot has unlimited holidays, after five years of service you get a four-week paid sabbatical, with the equivalent of a €5,000 bonus. There are employee stock purchase options, parental benefits, and lots of fun stuff too.

Apply for the Business Development Campaign Manager role and for more open roles at HubSpot, check out our Job Board. 

Commercial Planning & Strategy Analyst, Vestiaire Collective 

The company: Vestiaire Collective is a luxury fashion reselling website, founded in 2009 and is one of the leading names promoting circularity in fashion.

Why it’s a great place for women: With seven of its board seats occupied by women and 60% of its workforce female, the company is also working on strengthening the number of women working in its data and tech teams. Diversity and inclusion is important here and it has family-friendly policies in place such as flexible working arrangements (including WFH reimbursement), parental leave regardless of gender or family constructs, and carers and compassionate leave.

The job: Based in Paris, the Commercial Planning & Strategy Analyst will be working with regional commercial teams to deliver projects around seller experience, account management, and profitability in order to grow the professional seller segment,

What you’ll need: Three-plus years of experience in a similar role, and excellent analytical skills with proven experience using Excel and SQL (Tableau experience a plus). You’ll be data-driven, proactive, and will have a creative approach to problem-solving.

Benefits: An attractive salary and bonus scheme with benefits such as meal vouchers and health insurance. You’ll be doing a meaningful job with an impact on the way people consume fashion, to cut down on waste, plus you can work remotely 50% of your time.

Apply for the Commercial Planning & Strategy Analyst role and for more open roles at Vestiaire Collective, check out our Job Board. 

Senior Data Scientist, Doctolib

The company: Founded in 2013, Doctolib is a French healthcare technology company.  Around 300,000 medical professionals in Europe use its online booking systems, and it has around 2,400 employees. The company is aiming for a growth of 100,000 medical users in 2022. 

Why it’s a great place for women: Doctolib has rolled out many initiatives for women working in tech within the company, for example, extending International Women’s Day into a full month, holding female-friendly meetup events, and using‍ software in recruitment ads to spot terms that are not inclusive, and replacing them with more neutral ones. 

The job: The Senior Data Scientist will help Doctolib’s teams grow the base of 150,000 healthcare professionals who use the product every day and offer them an outstanding user experience.

What you’ll need: You’ll have five years of higher education or engineering school with a major in statistics or data science, plus a minimum of four years experience in a similar position. Python/SQL/Shell Scripting and significant experience in Machine Learning.

Benefits: Salary plus a bonus on objectives (according to your profile). Hybrid or full remote working is allowed

Apply for the Senior Data Scientist role and for more open roles at Doctolib, check out our Job Board. 

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