TL;DR
Entry-level English-speaking jobs in Germany exist but are a small share of the market. As of September 30, 2026, English Jobs in Germany lists 141 entry-level jobs and internships out of 2,639 English-speaking jobs (5%). Half are in Berlin (69), followed by Munich (26). The most common junior roles are in sales (30), software (23), data (17) and founder's associate or BizOps positions (13). Working student and internship jobs are the other main way in, with 29 open, mostly in Munich and Berlin.
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There are 108 English-speaking entry-level and internship jobs open in Germany (updated ).
- Founding Sales Development Representative 🇩🇪Bigblue · Berlin
- Copy of Visiting Brand DesignerPeec AI · Berlin
- Junior PMT Architect (All genders)STARK · Germany
- V.I.E Aerospace certification Engineer (all gender)ALTEN · Donauwörth
- Propulsion Equipment - Systems Engineer (m/f/d)Deltavision · Munich
Yes, you can get an entry-level job in Germany without German, but you are competing for a small slice of the market. As of September 30, 2026, English Jobs in Germany lists 141 entry-level jobs and internships where English is the working language, out of 2,639 English-speaking jobs in total. That is 5%. Most English-speaking roles ask for senior (39%) or mid-level (34%) experience.
About half of the junior openings are in Berlin, and most are at startups that hire generalists and train them.
Where are entry-level English-speaking jobs in Germany?
By location, as of September 30, 2026:
- Berlin: 69 jobs. The most junior openings of any city. Browse Berlin jobs →
- Munich: 26 jobs. Browse Munich jobs →
- Remote or Germany-wide: 16 jobs. Browse remote jobs →
- Hamburg: 8 jobs. Browse Hamburg jobs →
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City pages: Berlin entry-level jobs → · Munich entry-level jobs →
Which entry-level roles hire English speakers?
The junior roles open right now, by field:
- Sales (30 jobs): Sales Development Representative, Business Development Representative and Junior or Associate Account Executive. Several ask for a second language such as French. Berlin sales jobs →
- Software & IT (23 jobs): Junior Software Engineer, junior full-stack, backend, mobile and game development roles, and engineering internships. Berlin software & IT jobs →
- Data & Analytics (17 jobs): BI and analytics, machine learning, data science and data engineering roles at junior level, plus data internships. Berlin data jobs →
- BizOps & Founder's Office (13 jobs): Founder's Associate roles, where you work directly with a startup's founders across sales, product and operations.
- Customer Success (11 jobs), Product & Design (10) and Marketing (8): Junior Product Owner, customer support and marketing associate roles.
Are there working student jobs for English speakers?
Yes. As of September 30, 2026, there are 29 English-speaking working student (*Werkstudent*) and internship listings, 9 in Munich and 7 in Berlin. Working student roles are for people enrolled at a university and usually run up to 20 hours a week during the semester. They are one of the most reliable ways into a German company, because many turn into full-time offers.
Which companies hire juniors who speak English?
As of September 30, 2026, Peec AI has the most junior openings (9), mostly Founder's Associate, GTM and sales roles. Erasys has 4 (Junior Product Owner), and Upvest, Sereact and BJAK have 3 each. Most are Berlin startups.
How do you compete without experience?
- Show work, not just a CV. A GitHub profile, writing samples, a Figma file or a small analysis project proves more than a list of courses.
- Apply to the role types that hire juniors. SDR, Founder's Associate and working student roles exist to train people. Senior-titled roles rarely do.
- Write a specific cover letter. At junior level, employers look for motivation and fit. Name the company, the role and why you want both.
- Send fewer, better applications. Twenty tailored applications beat two hundred generic ones.
- Move fast. Junior roles attract many applicants, so apply in the first few days.
For more options, read our guides to graduate jobs and programmes and internships in Germany.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get an entry level job in Germany without German?
Yes. As of September 30, 2026, English Jobs in Germany lists 141 entry-level jobs and internships where English is the working language. About half of them are in Berlin.
What entry level jobs are available for English speakers in Germany?
The most common junior roles are in sales (Sales or Business Development Representative, Associate Account Executive), software engineering, data, and Founder's Associate or BizOps positions at startups. Working student roles are the other main entry route.
Which city is best for entry level English jobs in Germany?
Berlin. As of September 30, 2026, Berlin has 69 of the 141 entry-level English-speaking jobs and internships on English Jobs in Germany. Munich is second with 26.
What is a working student (Werkstudent) in Germany?
A working student is a university student who works part-time at a company alongside their studies, usually up to 20 hours a week during the semester. As of September 30, 2026, there are 29 English-speaking working student and internship listings on English Jobs in Germany.
Do I need a degree to get an entry level job in Germany?
Not always. Many German employers value degrees, but tech startups often hire on skills and portfolio. A strong project portfolio can make up for a missing degree in software, data and design roles.
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