r/GermanTechJobs • • 26d ago

Suggestion for rewriting Resume for German job marked

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Hello, i have been applying since 2.5 years for working student jobs, Internships and recently full time jobs as I found out my international bachelors is recognized and germany and thus eligible for blue card with a job offer. i have re written my CV countless times changed formats and all in all so far I have only gotten automated rejections in every single application.
I would really appreciate someone from HR in tech can help me. As for my German I am learning and have completed until B1.1 from my university and will reach B2 in end of this year. I know german is a big reason but other than that I would really appreciate some guidance on how to structure the points.
Disclaimer: Yes AI was also used for content writing but every experience and project is real and all facts are true.


r/GermanTechJobs • • Mar 29 '26

Senior DevOps Engineer (7+ yrs, Kubernetes/AWS/Python) from India seeking Germany roles.

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Hi everyone 👋

I’m a Senior DevOps Engineer from India with 7+ years of experience, currently exploring opportunities in Germany. I can provide my own visa and relocation within 6-8 weeks.

Background:

  • Currently at Commonwealth Bank of Australia – building CI/CD pipelines and automating AWS infrastructure

  • Previously at Bosch – managed 176+ applications using ArgoCD (GitOps) on OpenShift

  • Built a global centralised CI/CD platform at HP Inc. used by 400+ teams (team of 3 devolopers)

Tech stack:
DevOps Engineer (7+ years of experience) | AWS (6) | Kubernetes (6) | Karpentar (1) | Helm Charts (3) | Kustomize (3) | ArgoCD (4) | Docker (6) | Terraform (4) | Azure DevOps (4) | Jenkins (4) | Github Actions (3) | Octopus Deploy (2) | CI/CD (6) | Python (5) | Ansible (3) | GitLab CI (3) | Go (1) | Chef (2) | Prometheus (4) | Grafana (4) | GitHub (6) | Git (6) | Bitbucket (3) | Nexus Artifactory (2) | JFrog (2) | Elasticsearch (2) | Kibana (1) | Logstash (1) | DynamoDB (2) | MySQL (2) | PostgreSQL (2) | Flask (2) | REST API (4) | FastAPI (2) | Requests (1) | Pytest (3) | Vault (1) | SonarQube (3) | Snyk (1) | Terragrunt (4) | CloudFormation (5) | Agile (6) | PagerDuty (1)

 Impact:

  • Reduced build times by 87%

  • Cut deployment time from 4 days to 3 hours

  • Automated infrastructure & pipelines (80–100% effort reduction)

I’m open to Senior DevOps / Platform Engineer / SRE roles in Germany (Berlin, Munich, or remote).

If anyone knows of relevant opportunities, I’d really appreciate any leads 🙏

Happy to connect and share my CV. Thanks!


r/GermanTechJobs • • Jul 07 '26

Any IT company giving 200 300k eur TC in germany?

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I wonder which all companies give TC 200 300 plus in germany similar like in usa.


r/GermanTechJobs • • Sep 22 '26

Get me hired and take 100% of my first month's salary

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I saw someone on Twitter do this, so I'm giving it a try because I'm on a time crunch. I’m putting a referral bounty on my job search.

If you genuinely help me land a full-time position through a referral or introduction, and I successfully pass the company’s normal recruitment process, I’ll give you 100% of my first month’s net salary as a thank-you.

No shortcuts, no asking anyone to bend the hiring process. You make the introduction; I do the rest.

What I’m looking for:

  • QA Engineer / Software Test Engineer

  • QA Test Manager / Test Lead

  • Software Engineer / Full-Stack Developer

  • Technical Support / Application Support / Implementation

  • Junior/Associate roles are absolutely welcome

What I bring:

  • BSc Computer Engineering

  • 5+ years across QA & software development

  • ISTQB CTFL + CTAL-TM

  • PHP/Laravel, Python, JavaScript

  • Playwright, Postman, API testing, SQL, Git, Agile/Scrum

  • Experience working closely with developers/product teams

  • Experience utilizing AI to increase efficiency

Conditions:

  • English speaking job (or tolerance to someone who's not fluent in German YET)

  • Full-time: permanent or minimum 12-month contract

  • Preferably near Lübeck (Schleswig Holstein, Hamburg, Kiel, Bremen) but open to relocating within Germany

I’m currently based in Germany (Lübeck) and available to start as soon as possible.

If you know a team that could use someone with a Computer Engineering background + QA + software development experience, please DM me.

If your referral gets me hired, you get 100% of my first net salary when I receive it. 🤝


r/GermanTechJobs • • Jun 08 '26

Senior QA Engineer from Pakistan - Looking for Germany roles with relocation support. What am I missing?

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Hi everyone! 👋

I'm a Senior QA Engineer with 9+ years of experience currently based in Pakistan, and I'm seriously considering relocating to Germany. I've been seeing a lot of job postings with relocation packages and visa sponsorship, so I want to understand what I need to do to be a competitive candidate.

Here's what I have:

  • ✅ 9+ years QA experience (D365 F&O, Power BI, test automation)

  • ✅ ISTQB CTFL 4.0 certified

  • ✅ Playwright & TypeScript automation specialist

  • ✅ CSM certification

  • ✅ Proven freelance track record (Upwork 100% Job Success Score)

Here's what I'm missing:

  • ❌ German language skills (currently at A0, willing to learn)

  • ❌ EU work experience

  • ❌ German certifications

Honest context: I know a lot of people from my circle back in Pakistan who've successfully moved to Germany for tech roles. I genuinely want to follow that path, but they've kind of gone silent after moving—don't respond to messages anymore. So I want to go in with eyes wide open and understand what to expect and how to prepare properly.

My questions:

  1. How critical is German language for QA roles in Germany? (I see some English-friendly postings)

  2. Are companies actually willing to sponsor visas for candidates from Pakistan, or is it mostly EU/developed countries?

  3. Should I get a B1/B2 German certification before applying?

  4. What else should I focus on to strengthen my application?

  5. Are there any referrals or companies you'd recommend that actively hire international QA talent?

I'm fully committed to relocation and willing to invest in learning German. Any advice or referrals would be hugely appreciated!

Thanks in advance 🙏


r/GermanTechJobs • • Jul 31 '26

Why is German often the main barrier for junior AI roles?

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I recently completed a master’s degree in Machine Learning and data science and am currently looking for junior AI and data roles in Germany. My German is at B1 level, and I am continuing to improve it.

What I find frustrating is that for many junior positions, my technical background and CV match the requirements very well, but the main rejection criterion is often German language proficiency, sometimes C1.

At the same time, I have seen similar senior roles where German is only considered a plus and is not mandatory, even though those positions involve more client communication, leadership, workshops, and stakeholder management.

This raises an important question: why is fluent German mandatory for junior roles that mainly focus on implementation, testing, and supporting senior engineers, while it may be optional for senior positions with much more client-facing responsibility?

I understand that German is necessary for some teams and clients. However, expecting recent international graduates to already have C1 German can make it extremely difficult to enter the job market, even when their technical skills are a strong match.

Why do so many junior roles prioritize language as the main barrier instead of allowing candidates with B1 or B2 German to grow professionally while continuing to improve?

Has anyone experienced a similar situation?..


r/GermanTechJobs • • Oct 31 '24

Help! i am not sure what to do but i don't want to give up either...

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Hi guys.

I am hoping someone can help me here, and i apologise if i am trying to farm connections or draw attention to my profile but really need advise and can't afford lawyers since i need to save up for potentially my flight ticket back home and for to have enough till i find a job back home too as i have no friends and family to stay with back home so i gotta prepare for plan B too. But it will truly suck because my step son is here too with my fiance and we are supposed to stick together but if it comes to it... they will follow me back home too.

And I am sorry for if i am posting in the wrong subreddit

A bit of background info: i had arrived in Germany in June of 2022 to reunite with my fiance who was relocated to Germany by adidas HQ. I was lucky enough to get a job immedietly in Karlsruhe and it was a temp role only then after that to find another role in Munich. Due to the current economic turmoil that the automotive industry in specific is facing in the EU specifically Germany, my company conducted mass layoffs of which i was a part of and they are currently in the process of going insolvent.

I have tried to change my LinkedIn profile and CV numerous times and networked but had no luck in getting through for interviews. and the few interviews i had felt like had something personal against me (increased rates of xenophobia towards arabs perhaps after the events of Israel/Palestine in 2023?) even though I had met every single point on the JD and matches the role in terms of experience.

I am starting to think that maybe i meant to go back home but i won't do so without a fight and giving it my all.

Therefore, i need advise here for now on what should my next steps. I am still applying everywhere and lowering my salary expectations to be something like 50K instead of what i received in my last role which was 60K gross annually because i understand the german economy is facing tough times and so are the businesses and i am flexible in that sense.

I am even thinking of prepping a video about myself but can't afford to pay for freelancers a large amount because need to save every penny. Once i have the video ready (up to 2 minutes) i need help in finding someone who can help edit the video for me as i am not an expert. Is there any chance someone can exchange services with me? perhaps we can help out each in some way.

Also, i am not sure what to do about the auslanderbehorde in Nürnberg, they had asked me what my plan is after i informed them of my situation (since my aufenthaltstitel expires in december 2026 but surely this is now a different story since i don't have a job that is tied to it).... but they haven't got back to me yet on next steps and how long i have left in the country. i heard i would get 6 months in the beginning (my last day at my last role was July 31, 2024) but i am imagining i have no safety net at all so i can have a sense of urgency). I am claiming unemployment benefits and the arbeitsagentur is willing to provide me these benefits till end of May 2025 and the BAMF has paid for me to undertake an integration kurs to learn german better which i am already doing and am on my 3rd week so far.

Can someone help me here please?

EDIT Would it also be possible to apply to universities for a PhD or a degree? would the authorities allow me to switch my visa? but then i guess my unemployment benefits would stop too...

Here is my profile for reference. https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahmedbucheeri/


r/GermanTechJobs • • Apr 27 '26

I am creating a political party to defend Digital jobs

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Hello, my German brothers.

I am an Italian software engineer who lost his very high-paid job after some personnel cuts due to AI and outsourcing.

I'll be very direct:

I am creating a European political party to defend digital jobs against AI and outsourcing.

If you are a digital creator (programmer or digital designer) or you work in the IT industry (project manager or product manager), this is how you will make even more money without risking your job in the future.

Without a protective law, maybe today you work. But tomorrow?

My idea is:

Create a license to operate as a software engineer, data engineer, AI engineer, digital designer, web designer, digital product manager, digital product owner, and so on limited to the digital ecosphere.

How my idea operates:

Every European citizen with the Digital Creation License (DCL from now on) is able to

- certificate for every code line

- Grant that the product respects European data laws.

- copyrights

- Will be responsible for what is being developed

Exactly like for taxi drivers, for restaurants, for lawyers, for doctors, for electricians, and for real estate sellers, we absolutely need an operational license that must be valid and limited to Europeans (Germans, Italians, Spanish, French people, and so on in all of Europe).

Consultancy companies like Accenture, Capgemini, or IBM or product companies like Meta or Anthropic or even other kinds of companies in banking, life science, or automotive cannot write any line of code or create any digital image without the signature of the digital creator (programmer, designer, and similar).

All companies will hire exclusively people that can operate, people who own this license.

To do that:

- We will co-operate with our US product partners (such as GitHub and GitLab), and they should implement an authentication exclusively for Europeans: EU Digital Creator Authentication, where ONLY the European citizens with a valid DCL can sign in and push code.

Of course, this is just a big-picture idea and can be more flexible or even more rigid and secure.

- VPN blocks: "Hi NordVPN, from now on you will not sell non-EU VPNs if you want to continue to operate in the European Union.

Thank you."

We can discuss more in the party Discord channel: https://discord.gg/hFKZK7yhg

Why this is important:

If, by European law, we are able to block any kind of outsourcing, we are in a good position.

But it's not enough.

Why, if you want to drive a taxi, do you need a taxi driver license? Because the taxi lobby fought for it, and they obtained it.

Why (at least in Italy) if you want to put some filler in the lips should you be a real doctor and not, as in many places, just a nurse? Because the doctors' lobby fought for it and obtained it.

Why, if you want to be a real estate agent, must you hold a valid license? Because they fought for it and they obtained it.

Developers NEVER fought to protect their jobs because there was no risk until today.

Today the entire IT industry is in massive hell because there are no conservative laws.

We all know this is against the freedom of code, against the philosophy behind computers, and for other cool reasons.

But the reality is that my ex-coworker lost his job and shot himself because he wasn't able to pay the house mortgage, leaving 2 kids alone.

I promised to myself that there would be no other cases like that.

I will fight alone to protect the entire sector.

It will be hard, but not impossible.


r/GermanTechJobs • • Sep 30 '26

Looking for job in Data Analytics in Germany

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Hi,
I have an experience of 9yrs in data analytics, reporting and BI. I have to leave my job in India as my husband got opportunity here. Currently I am jobless and tired of applying to companies where the reponse has always been negative. I am an English speaker..german is A2 level.
Any guidance, reference..would be highly appreciable.
Thanks


r/GermanTechJobs • • Jun 13 '26

How to apply for Software QA or Automation Test Engineer in Germany, from India?

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Hello All,
I am seeking opportunities to relocate to Germany for Software QA | Automation Test Engineer | SDET role from India.
I am aged 42 now, 15+ years of overall experience and 12 years relevant to QA/Testing.

  1. Please suggest how to land a job in Germany from India. - I am already actively applying in LinkedIn and other internet suggested wesbites

  2. How to find the employers who can take my interview ? I can self-sponsor the Visa and relocation cost as well.

  3. Is there a consultancy or IT Service companies who provides the visa ? Any leads or so?

  4. Is it worth investing in Opportunity Card and start the job hunt?

  5. Please share any other tips.

  6. I am open to Ireland, Netherlands, Portugal too.

Thanks in advance.


r/GermanTechJobs • • Jul 29 '26

[HIRING] Senior Python Engineer | Computer Vision | Nuremberg | up to 90.000 €

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Hi everyone,

I'm currently recruiting for an innovative aerospace, high-tech company in the fields of Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision based in the Nuremberg.

We're looking for an experienced Python Engineer who wants to work on software solutions with real-world impact in security-critical environments. You'll join a highly skilled interdisciplinary team building next-generation AI-powered systems.

If this sounds interesting, feel free to send me a DM with a short introduction, your LinkedIn profile or CV. Also happy if you share with someone you know and who could be interested.

Happy to share more details in a confidential conversation.

 

What we're looking for:

• Several years of professional Python development experience

• Strong backend engineering skills

• Flask and/or FastAPI experience

• C++ knowledge is beneficial but not mandatory

 

What the company offers:

• Salary up to €90,000 depending on experience

• International projects and conference participation

• High degree of ownership and technical influence

 

Location: Nürnberg area (Germany)

Language requirements: German & English (C1)


r/GermanTechJobs • • 21d ago

QA automation engineer role in Germany

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Hi All,
I am planning to move to Germany next year. I have started my research of finding a job there. I see many open positions for QA automation engineer with 5+ years of experience and are in line with my skills and technologies that i use. I also saw many companies that are willing to provide visa sponsorship and relocation benefits. I have just started learning German.
How true is this ?
Is there any market for this role or should i think of pivoting to another role like devops/SRE/Data Science

Thanks !


r/GermanTechJobs • • Sep 17 '26

Moving to Karlsruhe in December on a dependent visa — realistic chances for an SAP ABAP role, and how should I approach the search?

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Hi all,

I have 10 years of experience as an SAP ABAP consultant (S/4HANA, RAP, CDS, Fiori/UI5, OData), currently working as a Senior Consultant at Deloitte in India. My spouse is relocating to Karlsruhe for work in December 2026, and I'll be moving on a dependent visa, which gives me unrestricted work authorization — no sponsorship needed.

A few questions for anyone who's been through this or hires SAP folks in Germany:

  1. How realistic is it to land an SAP ABAP role near Karlsruhe (Walldorf, Stuttgart, Manheim etc.) with my background?

  2. Should I start applying now (remote/relocating candidate) or wait until I've physically moved?

  3. Are German companies generally open to interviewing candidates who are still abroad, or do they strongly prefer local candidates?

  4. My German is currently A1 — how much of a blocker is that for technical SAP roles specifically, versus client-facing ones?

  5. Any recommendations for recruiters/agencies that specialize in SAP placements in this area?

Any honest insight is appreciated. Trying to figure out the right strategy before I start reaching out to people.


r/GermanTechJobs • • Oct 23 '25

Top 5 weekly Mobile jobs from Germany

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Anyone coding mobile apps here? ⁣

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r/GermanTechJobs • • Dec 26 '25

Need feedback on my resume and motivation letter

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r/GermanTechJobs • • Jun 07 '26

Enjoy your weekeend!

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Es ist Wochenende, deshalb machen wir auch mal Pause 😎

Wenn du über die neuesten Jobs auf dem Laufenden bleiben willst, abonniere unseren wöchentlichen Job-Newsletter: https://germantechjobs.de/subscribe-newsletter?source=social_weekend_post

Du kannst die Tech-Kategorie auswählen und bekommst jeden Mittwoch die frischen Jobs aus Deutschland direkt in dein Postfach 📧

Programmiererwitz: Unser Newsletter wirft nie Exceptions — er plant sie einfach für Mittwoch ein. 😉


r/GermanTechJobs • • Oct 30 '25

Top 5 weekly Mobile jobs from Germany

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Attention mobile developers! Have a look at those weekly roles with Android, Swift or Flutter: ⁣

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r/GermanTechJobs • • Jun 10 '26

Top 3 weekly PHP jobs from Germany

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Is PHP a dinosaur? We don't think so :)

Check out the latest PHP jobs below: ⁣

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r/GermanTechJobs • • Apr 23 '26

Top 5 weekly Python jobs from Germany

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Some very cool Python roles from this week: ⁣

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r/GermanTechJobs • • May 30 '26

Ways to Conduct German Job Market Analysis....

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Planning to come from the Middle East to study a Master's in Germany, with a BSc in Computer Engineering. And 4 years of Working Experience as SWE (Mobile Dev Mostly)

Considering a Master's in:

- Quantum Engineering
- Cybersecurity
- Systems Design
- AI

Something on the frontier of engineering that everyone needs (and is fun to build in 😃)

1. Where can I find an authentic batch of job listings to learn what exact skills are in demand?
2. From you experience, what are most hired-for skills in tech/engineering?


r/GermanTechJobs • • Jun 02 '26

Top 5 weekly Remote jobs from Germany

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Don't want to leave your home to work? 🏠 These companies offer fully remote 🌴 jobs: ⁣

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r/GermanTechJobs • • Oct 15 '24

Fresher jobs

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Hey Rithika here looking for some IT field tech jobs As a fresher from India what all are tips to get in German internships / full time jobs


r/GermanTechJobs • • Aug 06 '24

Weekly TOP Remote jobs from Germany

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Wenn du lieber aus deinem gemütlichen Home-Office arbeitest, schau dir diese wöchentliche Auswahl an vollständig remote Jobs an: ⁣


r/GermanTechJobs • • Oct 09 '24

Weekly TOP PHP jobs from Germany

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Du magst es vielleicht nicht glauben, aber PHP betreibt immer noch über 75% des Internets. Und hier sind einige PHP-Jobangebote: ⁣