Acrontum jobs for English speakers. I talked with Jan Eicken und Alejandra Leibold about English jobs at Acrontum. Alejandra and Jan shared two positions – and during the interview I learned about a third job opening that will be available soon.
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Acrontum jobs for English speakers
Jan Eicken is Technical Lead at Acrontum, Alejandra Leibold is the Head of Human Resources. I talked with both of them about the goals of Acrontum, the kind of professionals they are looking for – and how they evaluate candidates.
This interview was streamed live on youtube. At the end I always take a few audience questions. Apparently this is a good idea: One of our listeners asked about job opportunities for a specific profession – and as it turns out Alejandra will soon publish a job opening that fits exactly the skill set of that listener. (Listen to the podcast to find out more.)
The lesson here: It’s vitally important to talk directly to the decision maker as an international professional searching for English jobs in Germany. There might be opportunities that you never hear of. Remember that roughly 70% of all job openings in Germany are still filled by recommendation.
Acrontum jobs for English speakers
You can find (nearly) all English jobs in Germany at immigrantspirit.com. To find jobs specifically at Acrontum click here.
Alejandra Leibold
Alejandra Leibold is Head of Human Resources at Acrontum. She studied International Relations at Tecnológico de Monterrey in Mexico and Transcultural Studies at Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg in Germany. Alejandra speaks four languages fluent and a bit of Italian on top.
Jan Eicken
Jan Eicken is Technical Lead at Acrontum. Jan studied Internet Computing at the University of Passau and Information at LMU in Germany. Jan is skilled in current software languages and he enjoys sport and music.
Your host Chris Pyak
Chris Pyak is the Author of “How To Win Jobs & Influence Germans“. The managing director of Immigrant Spirit GmbH has worked in four different cultures and lived in five different countries.
Chris returned to Germany in 2011. His mission: Bring the Immigrant Spirit to his home country. Chris introduces international professionals to employers in Germany.
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