TL;DR
As of October 24, 2026, there are 30 English-speaking jobs open in Frankfurt on English Jobs in Germany. Sales is the largest field (7 jobs), followed by Marketing (6) and Project Management (4). 19 of the 30 are senior or executive roles, 9 are mid-level and 1 is entry-level. Frankfurt is a small market compared with Berlin (over 900 jobs) or Munich (over 550), but it is the seat of the European Central Bank and the centre of German finance, so finance, legal and market-data employers stand out.
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There are 35 English-speaking jobs open in Frankfurt (updated ).
- Google Partnership & Alliances Sales Specialist (m/f/d)Capco · Frankfurt
- Enterprise Account Executive - Turkish SpeakingElliptic · Frankfurt
- Brand and Communications Lead (m/f/d)Matrix42 · Frankfurt
- Publishing Product DirectorCrytek · Frankfurt
- Creator Partnerships ManagerCrytek · Frankfurt
How many English-speaking jobs are there in Frankfurt?
As of October 24, 2026, there are 30 verified English-speaking jobs in Frankfurt. That makes it the fourth-largest city on the board, behind Berlin, Munich and Hamburg. Only 2 of the 30 are fully remote; the rest are on-site, so you should plan to be in or near the city. Browse all English speaking jobs in Frankfurt →
Which fields are hiring in Frankfurt?
As of October 24, 2026, the 30 jobs split like this:
- Sales: 7 jobs. Enterprise & B2B Sales and Pre-Sales & Solutions lead (2 each). See Frankfurt Sales jobs →
- Marketing: 6 jobs. Marketing Management has 2. See Frankfurt Marketing jobs →
- Project Management (4), Operations & Logistics (3), Product & Design (3) and Finance & Accounting (3). The finance roles include investment and banking positions. Browse finance and accounting jobs across Germany →
- Legal (2), Software & IT (1) and Consulting & Strategy (1). Frankfurt has far fewer software roles than Berlin or Munich today.
Who is hiring in Frankfurt?
The employers with the most open English-speaking roles in Frankfurt on October 24, 2026 are Crytek (4 jobs) and Solactive (3). Pergolux, FE fundinfo and Emma – The Sleep Company each have 2. The list changes as jobs are filled, so check the live board for today's openings.
What seniority levels are open?
As of October 24, 2026, 13 jobs are senior-level, 9 are mid-level and 6 are executive-level. Only 1 is entry-level, and 1 has no level recorded, so Frankfurt currently suits experienced candidates better than graduates. See the senior and executive Frankfurt pages, or, if you are early in your career, the entry-level English jobs across Germany.
Why is Frankfurt different from Berlin or Munich?
Frankfurt is the seat of the European Central Bank and the Deutsche Bundesbank, and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is based here. Its job market is shaped by finance and the business functions around it rather than by startups, which has a few practical effects:
- Finance and fintech are a bigger share of hiring than in other cities. Browse fintech and banking employers →
- The city is compact. Most international employers sit close to the centre, and Frankfurt Airport is one of Europe's major hubs.
- Work can run in English while daily life runs in German. Offices at international employers often work in English, but errands, healthcare and local services will involve more German than in Berlin's most international areas.
How should I search for jobs in Frankfurt?
- Start with the city page. English speaking jobs in Frankfurt → lists only roles already checked for English as the working language.
- Narrow by field. Use the Sales or Marketing pages above.
- Widen to remote roles if 30 jobs is too few: check remote English-speaking Software & IT jobs, which do not depend on the city.
- Go to employer career pages for banks, asset managers and consultancies, which often post on their own sites first.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many English-speaking jobs are there in Frankfurt?
As of October 24, 2026, there are 30 verified English-speaking jobs in Frankfurt on English Jobs in Germany, including 7 in Sales, 6 in Marketing and 4 in Project Management. Only 2 are fully remote.
Which fields hire English speakers in Frankfurt?
Sales (7 jobs), Marketing (6) and Project Management (4) are the largest fields as of October 24, 2026, followed by Operations & Logistics, Product & Design and Finance & Accounting (3 each). Banking, legal and market-data employers are a distinctive part of the Frankfurt market.
Is Frankfurt a good alternative to Berlin for English speakers?
It depends on your field and how much choice you want. Berlin has over 900 English-speaking jobs and Frankfurt has 30 (as of October 24, 2026), so Berlin offers far more variety, while Frankfurt is stronger for finance and the business roles around it.
Are there entry-level English-speaking jobs in Frankfurt?
Few. As of October 24, 2026, only 1 of the 30 Frankfurt jobs is entry-level, while 19 are senior or executive roles. Graduates can also search entry-level roles across Germany.
Do I need to speak German to live in Frankfurt?
You can work in English at many international employers, but daily life outside the office, such as local services and healthcare, involves more German than in Berlin's most international neighbourhoods.
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