English-Speaking InsurTech & Insurance Jobs in Germany

There are 60 English-speaking jobs open at InsurTech & Insurance companies in Germany right now, most in Software & IT (32), Product & Design (12) and BizOps & Founder's Office (7), based mainly in Berlin, Munich and Hamburg. Companies hiring the most are BJAK, Eye Security and Xempus AG; 41 were added in the last 7 days.

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Top InsurTech & Insurance companies hiring English speakers

  1. BJAK49 open roles
  2. Eye Security4 open roles
  3. Xempus AG3 open roles
  4. CHECK241 open role
  5. Control Expert GmbH1 open role
  6. Emil Group Gmbh1 open role
  7. Ottonova1 open role

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Questions about English-speaking InsurTech & Insurance jobs

How many English-speaking InsurTech & Insurance jobs are there in Germany?

EJIG lists 60 open English-speaking jobs at InsurTech & Insurance companies in Germany as of 21 September 2026. 41 of them were added in the last 7 days. The most recently added is "iOS Developer - AI Finance Agent" at BJAK.

What kinds of roles do InsurTech & Insurance companies hire English speakers for?

The largest categories are Software & IT (32 jobs, 53%), Product & Design (12 jobs, 20%) and BizOps & Founder's Office (7 jobs, 12%). There are also openings in Data & Analytics and GTM & RevOps.

Where in Germany are the English-speaking InsurTech & Insurance jobs?

Most are in Berlin (12), Munich (4), Hamburg (1) and Langenfeld (1).

Which InsurTech & Insurance companies hire English speakers in Germany?

The companies with the most open English-speaking roles are BJAK (49), Eye Security (4), Xempus AG (3), CHECK24 (1) and Control Expert GmbH (1). In total, 7 companies are hiring.

Do I need to speak German to work in InsurTech & Insurance in Germany?

No German level is required for any of the 60 jobs listed here. Every listing passed EJIG's language check, which confirms that English is the working language and rejects postings that make German mandatory or are written in German. Some employers still mention German as a plus.

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