UX Designer
Berlin · Full-time · English
Examples · fictional companies
English-speaking jobs in Germany
We search the German job market every day and send you personalized matches — so you can focus on what matters.
Free to start · Takes about 3 minutes
The German job market
A job description can be written in English and still require fluent German. Berjobs checks the actual requirements before recommending it to you.
A typical keyword alert
Marketing Manager
Berlin · posted in English
…fluent German (C1) required.
You find out after reading the whole ad.
What Berjobs sends you
Marketing Manager
Berlin · Hybrid
How it works
About three minutes to set up. After that, Berjobs does the searching.
Tell us what you're looking for — roles, experience, languages, location, salary and work authorization.
Every day we check new English-speaking opportunities across company career pages.
Get your strongest matches automatically and apply directly to the employer.
Every match, explained
Berjobs looks at the whole picture before deciding whether a job deserves your attention.
Every match says why it fits — and what's worth knowing before you apply. When something isn't stated in the posting, like visa sponsorship, we say so instead of guessing.
Example Payments GmbHBerlin · Hybrid
German is a plus, not required
Why it fits you
Worth knowing
Asks for 6+ years (you have 5)
Why Berjobs
Simple pricing
Your best matches, once a week.
€0
Your new matches, every morning.
€3.90/ month
Everything in Free, plus:
Pro upgrades open soon — start free today.
FAQ
We focus on jobs in Germany where English is the working language or German isn't essential. Berjobs reads each posting's actual language requirements — a job advertised in English that requires fluent German won't be sent to someone without it.
From company career pages and the hiring systems companies use to publish them. We don't cover every employer in Germany, and we're adding more over time. Every job links to the official application page.
No. You apply directly with the employer on their own site. Berjobs isn't a recruiter and never sits between you and the company.
Not necessarily. You tell us your German level, and we only match you with jobs that fit it. If you do speak German, you'll also see roles where German is preferred.
Both get the same matching. Free sends your best new matches in a weekly digest every Monday. Pro sends them in a daily digest every morning, so you hear about new jobs days sooner and can apply earlier.
Hiring in Germany? Paste a job — we do the rest →