As the Lead Talent Acquisition Manager at SimScale, Lisa Widmann plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of the company by identifying and recruiting top-tier talent across various disciplines. With a keen focus on both technical and non-technical roles, Lisa has successfully navigated the...
As the Lead Talent Acquisition Manager at SimScale, Lisa Widmann plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of the company by identifying and recruiting top-tier talent across various disciplines. With a keen focus on both technical and non-technical roles, Lisa has successfully navigated the complexities of global recruitment, sourcing candidates from Germany, the US, and beyond. Her expertise in candidate experience and talent scouting ensures that every potential team member not only meets the technical requirements but also aligns with SimScale's mission to democratize simulation for engineers and designers worldwide.
Lisa's approach to end-to-end recruiting is characterized by her commitment to fostering a welcoming environment for new hires. She believes that the recruitment process is just the beginning of a candidate's journey at SimScale. By actively engaging with new colleagues and supporting their growth within the organization, Lisa enhances employee retention and cultivates a strong company culture. Her skills in intercultural communication and diversity training are instrumental in building a diverse workforce that reflects the global nature of SimScale's operations.
Currently, Lisa is spearheading several key projects aimed at refining the recruitment process and enhancing the overall candidate experience. By leveraging innovative sourcing strategies and utilizing data-driven insights, she is continuously improving the efficiency of talent acquisition efforts. Her leadership in these initiatives not only strengthens the SimScale team but also contributes to the company's overarching goal of making advanced simulation accessible to all. With a passion for talent acquisition and a deep understanding of the industry, Lisa Widmann is truly an asset to SimScale and the broader engineering community.
