English-Speaking Jobs in Germany
835 live English-language roles in Germany across 223 companies, none of which require German. Each role is read from the employer's own careers page. A further 81 remote roles scoped to Germany are listed separately below and are not part of that count. Data computed 6 November 2026.
- Founding Engineer (w/m/d)German a plus
- Product Engineer (w/m/d)German a plus
- Senior Data Engineer (w/m/d)German a plus
- Senior Full-Stack Engineer (w/m/d)German a plus
A11
- Grocery AssociateGerman a plus
- Grocery AssociateGerman a plus
- Grocery AssociateGerman a plus
Axon
Remote roles scoped to Germany
These 81 roles are advertised as remote within Germany rather than based at a workplace in a particular city. They are listed separately and are not part of the count above.
- Medical Translators - German into Bosnian - Remote
- Medical Translators - German into Estonian - Remote
- Medical Translators - German into Norwegian - Remote
- Subject Matter Expert – Robotics (German) – Remote
- Subject Matter Expert – Natural Sciences (German) – Remote
- Subject Matter Expert – Mathematics (German) – Remote
- Subject Matter Expert – Quantative/Scientific/Corporate (English/German) – Remote
- Subject Matter Expert – Manufacturing & Industrial Operations (English/German) – Remote
- Subject Matter Expert – Healthcare & Social Assistance (German) – Remote
- Subject Matter Expert – Finance (German) – Remote
- AI Benchmark Engineer | Native Language Specialist - German (Germany) - Remote
- AI Training Contributor - German - Remote
- Senior Software Engineer - Integrations - AI/ML
- Senior Cloud Data Infrastructure Engineer
- Full Stack Software Engineer - Control Plane
- Senior Software Engineer - Cloud Partner Integrations
- Senior Backend Engineer - ClickStack
- Senior Software Engineer - Java Streaming - Connectors
- Senior Full Stack Engineer - ClickStack
- Database Reliability Engineer - Core Team
- Core Software Engineer (C++) - Remote
- QA Engineer - Core Database (remote)
Zip
- Freelance Customer Success Manager – Polish-SpeakingGerman a plus
How these roles are selected
Every role is classified from the full job description, not from its title. German employers routinely advertise a German-language role under an English title, so the title alone is never used to decide the language of a posting.
Roles that ask for German-language ability — fluency, a stated level such as B2 or C1, or any equivalent wording in English or German — are excluded from this page. Roles where German is only described as a plus are kept and labelled "German a plus".
Language detection can miss. A description may switch language partway through, or bury a German requirement in wording we do not recognise, so read each posting before applying.
Placement in Germany comes from the employer's own location text on the posting, nothing is inferred from where a company is headquartered, and each company's careers page is read about once an hour.
Frequently asked questions
How many English-speaking jobs are there in Germany?
835 live roles in Germany have an English-language job description and no German-language requirement, spread across 223 companies.
Which company has the most English-speaking roles in Germany?
Airapps has the most, with 65 live English-language roles in Germany.
Do any of these jobs require German?
No. Roles requiring German-language ability are excluded from this page. 56 of the roles listed mention German as a plus rather than a requirement, and each of those carries a "German a plus" label.
Are remote jobs included?
81 remote roles scoped to Germany are listed in their own section and are counted separately from the roles based at a workplace in the country.