Jens Eschenbächer

Professor Jens Eschenbächer serves at Bremen University of Applied Sciences since 2019, holding the Chair for International Management and Human Resources. His academic leadership includes heading the Dual Study Programme in Business and Administrative Information Technology BA, complemented by prior roles as Professor and Vice President at PHWT Vechta (2012-2019) and senior research positions at the Bremen Institute for Production and Logistics.

His research centers on evolving human resources challenges, particularly digital transformation in recruitment, generational workforce dynamics, and motivational leadership strategies. Recent publications analyze candidate experience optimization, social media recruitment efficacy, and intergenerational collaboration frameworks, reflecting his focus on adapting HR practices to contemporary workforce expectations and technological advancements.

Professor Eschenbächer's scholarly output demonstrates consistent thematic progression toward digital HR solutions, with increasing emphasis on sustainable talent management across generational divides. His 2021-2024 publications reveal methodological evolution from theoretical frameworks to actionable industry recommendations, particularly in mobile application design for leadership development and data-driven recruitment optimization.

Professional engagement includes membership in the Federal Association of German Economists (BDVB), Society for Organization, HR Roundtable (where he serves as speaker), and the International Programme Committee for the International Symposium on Logistics. As Head of the Dual Study Programme, he oversees academic-industry integration while maintaining active consultation hours for student development.

Complementing his academic work, he operates as a certified Life and Business Coach since 2023 through Greator, specializing in executive coaching and leadership development based on the North Star methodology. His industry background includes management consulting in change management and Volkswagen internship experience, providing practical foundations for his academic contributions.