Malanca Esenia

About

Esenia Malanca is a human resources specialist with an impressive career in European institutions, focusing on recruitment, selection, training, and administrative management. A graduate of Paul Valéry University Montpellier III with a Master's degree in International Management and Human Resources Consulting, as well as Moldova State University with a Bachelor's degree in International Law, she began her professional journey in the Republic of Moldova at AIESEC Chisinau, where she served as vice-president of the communication department. From internships in recruitment at Synergie in France and Egis Eau, she rapidly advanced within the structures of the European Commission in Brussels, managing certification projects, semi-annual HR reports, and providing assistance to directors in areas such as artificial intelligence, data protection, and cybersecurity. Since 2018, Esenia Malanca's main place of activity has been in France, in Strasbourg, where she holds the position of Human Resources Management Officer – Recruitment and Selection at the European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines & HealthCare (EDQM), part of the Council of Europe. Here, she contributes to ensuring high standards in the field of European public health, collaborating in a multicultural environment with a focus on competitive selections and administrative support. Her previous experience at the Executive Agency of the European Research Council and in various units of the European Commission, including the organization of seminars, team-building events, and mentoring programs, highlights her expertise in creating a high-performing environment for international teams. Although details about her personal life remain discreet, Esenia Malanca impresses with her exceptional multilingualism – English, French, Romanian, Russian, Italian, and German – and her commitment to promoting HR excellence in an international context. Her Moldovan roots, combined with her academic and professional journey in France and Belgium, position her as a role model for women from the Republic of Moldova in the field of international relations and human resources management, contributing to key institutions for European health and development.