Jessie Lambotte is a French actress, voice artist, and theatre director, widely recognized for her prolific work in dubbing anime series and animated films for the French market.

She developed a strong foundation for her career through extensive training, holding a master's degree in performing arts from Paris X Nanterre and studying at the Conservatoire National de Région de Saint-Maur. Her training also included work at the Actor's Studio with Jack Garfein and courses in improvisation. Lambotte began her professional career in 2003 in theatre, working as an assistant director and performing in various stage productions. While she continues to work in theatre as both a performer and a metteuse en scène, and has appeared in film and television, she has become particularly prominent in the field of voice acting.

In the world of anime, Jessie Lambotte is known for her versatile vocal range, capable of portraying characters from young children to adults. She has voiced a vast number of roles across many popular series. Her filmography includes characters such as Elisabeth Woodville in Requiem of the Rose King, Lector in Fairy Tail, Fubuki in One Punch Man, Nat in The Promised Neverland, and Gloxinia in The Seven Deadly Sins. She is also the voice behind Hanami in Jujutsu Kaisen, Akito Soma in Fruits Basket, Hansi in Attack on Titan, and Mei Hatsume and Recovery Girl in My Hero Academia.

Lambotte is a highly active and regular voice in the industry, with recurring roles in several long-running series. Notably, she voices multiple characters in the Fairy Tail franchise and in My Hero Academia, where her roles include Mei Hatsume, Recovery Girl, and others. She is also known as the voice of Amy Wong in the French version of Futurama. In the internationally successful animated series Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir, Lambotte lends her voice to several recurring characters, including Sabine Cheng, Nadja Chamack, and Rose Lavillant.

Beyond acting, Jessie Lambotte also works as a voice director, overseeing the French dubbing for productions such as the anime series Terror in Resonance. Her significant body of work and continued presence in both dubbing studios and at fan events highlight her as a key figure in French anime voice acting.