Which city in Germany has the most English-speaking jobs?

As of 20 October 2026, Berlin has the most English-speaking jobs on English Jobs in Germany (864 open at 286 companies), followed by Munich (539) and Hamburg (73). The table ranks 23 cities by live jobs, with how many are entry-level, hybrid or for working students.

Updated 20 October 2026 · 23 cities, counted from live jobs

Cities ranked by open English-speaking jobs

#CityJobsCompanies
1Berlin864286
2Munich539161
3Hamburg7331
4Frankfurt2721
5Cologne2213
6Düsseldorf2010
7Aachen184
8Darmstadt152
9Leonberg131
10Stuttgart127
11Karlsruhe97
12Wessling81
13Braunschweig72
14Siegen71
15Heidelberg63
16Leipzig63
17Manching61
18Mülheim-Kärlich61
19Bochum53
20Freiburg53
21Germering52
22Karlsfeld51
23Richen51

Counted from the live jobs on English Jobs in Germany on 20 October 2026; suburbs count with their city; remote and country-wide jobs are left out.

Frequently asked questions

Which city in Germany has the most English-speaking jobs?

As of 20 October 2026, Berlin has the most on English Jobs in Germany: 864 open roles at 286 companies, followed by Munich (539), Hamburg (73) and Frankfurt (27).

Which city has the most entry-level English-speaking jobs?

By share of its own jobs, Hamburg: 6 of 73 (8%) are entry-level or internships. By count, Berlin has the most.

Where are working student jobs for English speakers?

Munich (4) and Berlin (1).

Which city is best for my field?

By open roles: Software & IT: Berlin (300); Product & Design: Berlin (114); Data & Analytics: Berlin (110); Marketing: Berlin (84); Research & Science: Munich (81); Sales: Berlin (79).

Where were the most new English-speaking jobs posted this week?

Berlin: 189 new in the last 7 days.

How is this ranking made?

By counting the live jobs on English Jobs in Germany in each city (suburbs counted with their city) on 20 October 2026. Remote jobs and jobs posted for the whole country are left out. Nothing is estimated.

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