Meet the Team: Youssef

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Written by: Diana Potse

With an impressive background in biotechnology, e-commerce as well as some great years at Amazon, Youssef brings a wealth of knowledge and experience. What really sets him apart, however, is his passion for connecting with people and improving their careers and lives. 

Youssef on his new role: “What I love most about being a recruiter is the personal contact with people from different backgrounds. It's great to have a positive impact on their lives as well as to learn new things myself.”

His favorite place in the Netherlands? Amsterdam, of course!

We can't wait to see how Youssef contributes to the success of our international engineers as well as to our mission of bringing people together. Have you met Youssef yet? Feel free to send him a message to welcome him!

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