Jobs in Germany for Expats
Find jobs in Germany offering relocation packages, visa sponsorship and work permits. Berlin, Munich, Hamburg — top tech and engineering roles for international candidates.
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Title: Talent Acquisition Partner Company: SumUp Location: Berlin, Berlin, Germany Relocation: Relocation Assistance Visa: Visa Sponsorship Contract:...
Title: Senior Machine Learning Engineer I Company: SumUp Location: Berlin, Berlin, Germany Relocation: Relocation Assistance Visa: Visa Sponsorship Co...
Title: Senior Manager Risk Controlling - ICAAP / ILAAP (Pillar 1) Company: N26 Location: Berlin, Germany Relocation: Relocation Assistance Visa: Visa...
Title: Financial Analyst (all genders) Company: Zalando Location: Ansbach, Bavaria, Germany Relocation: Relocation Assistance Visa: Visa Sponsorship C...
About the opportunity We are the N26 Regulatory Reporting Team - an ambitious, high-performing team committed to absolute precision, robust com...
About the opportunity The Senior Manager, Business Audit supports internal audit activities across the N26 group, including external contractors and s...
Back to all jobs Mercanis GTM Scaling Program - UK Track (m/f/d) Berlin, London Full-time Permanent employee Your mission at Mercanis Consulting or a...
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About the opportunity: The Group Internal Audit (GIA) team functions as a highly trusted, independent, and process-independent governance b...
About the Opportunity We're looking for a Product Designer to join N26's UX team in our Grow and Engage domain . There are a couple of areas within th...
About the opportunity We are strengthening our Account & Customer Data team within Banking Operations and are looking for motivated Banking...
About the opportunity You will work in the Financial Empowerment domain. Our goal is to empower everyone to achieve financial freedom and unlock their...
About the opportunity We are strengthening our Account & Customer Data team within Banking Operations and are looking for motivated Banking...
Senior Backend Engineer - Payments About the opportunity You will work in the Everyday Banking domain for the Payments team. This is where all payment...
About the opportunity As a part of the Banking Operations group, you will join a motivated Claims team focused primarily on the support of our key mar...
About the opportunity As a part of the Banking Operations group, you will join a motivated Claims team focused primarily on the support of one of N26’...
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a visa to work in Germany?
Non-EU citizens need a German work visa. Under the Skilled Immigration Act (Fachkräfteeinwanderungsgesetz), qualified workers with a job offer can obtain a work permit within 4–8 weeks. Most employers on this list offer full visa sponsorship.
What salary can I expect as an IT professional in Germany?
Software engineers earn €55,000–€95,000/year. Munich pays highest (€70,000–€100,000), Berlin offers slightly lower but with a stronger startup culture. Effective take-home is around 60% of gross after taxes and social contributions.
Is English enough to work in Germany?
Yes, especially in tech. Many international companies and Berlin startups operate entirely in English. German is a bonus for daily life but rarely mandatory for IT, finance or engineering roles.
What does a German relocation package typically include?
Moving cost reimbursement (€2,000–€8,000), 1–3 months temporary housing, visa application support, and sometimes German language courses. Some large employers also offer a relocation bonus of €3,000–€6,000.