Recruiting

For us, taking action upstream by raising young women’s awareness - from an early age - of technical and scientific career opportunities represents a key issue.

Every year, we take part in various external events, such as forums, and maintain close relations not only with the higher educational institutions that match our activities, but also with secondary schools to present the engineering activities and opportunities for women in this field.

Our ambition to achieve gender parity within our workforce hinges on increasing the number of women hired and taking various initiatives to do so: giving talks in schools, sponsoring female students, organising conferences on our role models, recruitment evenings for women, communication campaigns, etc.

Helping women develop

Guaranteeing employee fulfilment and women's development within our company, notably for positions with a high level of responsibility, is one of our priorities. Accordingly, we offer training dedicated specifically to women (“young managers”, “self-marketing”, “talking in public”, among others), personal development workshops, a mentoring programme and a “live my life” programme to support the development of women’s careers.

Securing loyalty

Safeguarding our teams’ development and fulfilment by maintaining a supportive working environment in which the work-life balance remains a priority.

We have taken initiatives such as:

• setting up a hotline (available seven days a week) to support a work-life balance;
• offering one day’s authorised paid leave per year per child in the event of any hospitalisation;
• organising the availability of a parenting guide;
• conducting interviews for maternity, parental and adoption leave (supra-legal);
• organising a campaign to fight everyday sexism at work (communication campaign, management talks, awareness-raising workshops, resource documents, etc.) as part of our overall policy for “zero tolerance” of inappropriate behaviour.