Hi, I’m Celine. I’ve been where you are.
I moved to Barcelona seven years ago for a job in recruitment. Since then I’ve been on both sides of the hiring table: reading CVs as a recruiter, and job hunting myself as I switched careers. Now I use both to help expats like you land the right job in Spain.
From recruiter to career coach
Recruitment in Barcelona
I came to Barcelona for a recruitment job. Reading CV after CV, I learned what employers here look for, and why strong candidates get passed over.
Switching careers, twice
Then I became the job seeker. I moved from recruitment into marketing, then into AI marketing, and landed offers in Barcelona each time.
Coaching expats
Now I bring both sides together, so you know exactly what recruiters want to see in your CV, LinkedIn profile and interview answers.
Applying for jobs shouldn’t feel so frustrating
You send application after application, the rejections arrive all at once, and nobody tells you what you’re doing wrong. It’s frustrating, especially in a new country, where no one explains how applying for jobs in Spain actually works.
“I started coaching to bridge the gap between job seekers and recruiters, and to be the support that’s usually missing.”
Two sides of hiring, one coach
A recruiter’s eye
I know what recruiters in Spain look for in your CV and LinkedIn profile, and what makes them move on.
A career switcher’s experience
I’ve changed careers myself, from recruitment to marketing to AI marketing, so I know how to reframe your experience for a new field.
An expat’s perspective
I’ve job hunted in a new country too. I know how hard it can be, and how to fit your application to the local market.
Ready for your next step?
Pick your service, choose a time, and let’s get you hired in Spain.
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