FRENCHWEB 2025, qui sont les entreprises de la tech française qui recrutent le plus ?Les entreprises qui recrutent dans la French Tech en 2025 : plus de 510 000 emplois recensésMalgré un contexte économique au ralenti, les acteurs de la French Tech et des secteurs de l’innovation poursuivent leur dynamique de création d’emplois. En 2024, les entreprises du secteur regroupaient plus de 510 000 emplois, en légère hausse par rapport aux 488 860 recensés fin 2023, selon un panel de plus de 1500 sociétés analysées par notre partenaire WE-INNOVATE.EU. Ce panel inclut startups, PME, ETI et grands groupes, couvrant des secteurs variés comme l’agriculture, le spatial, le quantique, les biotech ou encore l’e-commerce.25 entreprises en tête du recrutementLes entreprises les plus actives cette année incluent Dassault Systèmes, Believe, Ecovadis, Qonto, OVHcloud et Exotec. Ces organisations figurent parmi les leaders grâce à leur capacité à offrir des opportunités diversifiées dans des secteurs comme l’IT, les fintechs, et les greentechs. Les 25 entreprises en tête, listées dans cette édition, recrutent dans des fonctions variées, des métiers techniques aux postes plus traditionnels adaptés aux besoins des entreprises innovantes.Nous n'avons pas pu confirmer votre inscription. Votre inscription est confirmée

Qonto, the leading European business finance solution for SMEs and freelancers serving 500,000 customers, today announces the appointment of Heidrun Luyt as its new Chief Growth Officer (CGO).With Luyt joining the C-suite alongside recently appointed Chief Product Officer Natalia Williams, Qonto reaches 45% female representation at the executive level, setting a powerful example for the fintech industry where, in 2023, only 17% of C-suite members in European start-ups and scale-ups were women (source). This dual appointment represents a significant step forward in driving strategic growth across European markets while reflecting Qonto’s commitment to building a diverse and inclusive leadership team. It also creates a unique opportunity to strengthen the connection between Growth and Product functions, ensuring Qonto’s solutions become even more commercially driven while maintaining their customer-centric focus.As CGO, Luyt will lead and develop Qonto’s growth team of nearly 300 people spanning local and global Sales, Acquisition, Client Development, Brand & Communications, as well as Growth Projects & Operations teams.Luyt joins Qonto with extensive experience in driving organic and acquisitive growth in senior commercial marketing and customer experience roles. With almost two decades in the international SaaS, fintech, and retail industries, Luyt has a proven track record in digital marketing, go-to-market strategies, and customer experience excellence. Her career spans leadership positions at global FTSE250 organisations including IG Group, Private Equity-backed companies like Pipedrive, and David Lloyd Leisure, as well as privately-owned brands like Le Creuset and Peek & Cloppenburg.“I’m thrilled to join Qonto as CGO at such a pivotal time in the company’s journey,” says Luyt. “Qonto’s impressive growth and its focus on empowering freelancers and SMEs align perfectly with my professional passions