Looking for a job in Berlin?
We hunt jobs while you relax.
Our Human + AI team searches 150+ job boards for Berlin roles in tech startups, e-commerce and government and policy, applies for you, tailors your CV and messages recruiters.
Berlin · Germany
Where Berlin hires
- Top sectors
- tech startups, e-commerce and government and policy
- Business districts
- Mitte and Kreuzberg
- Time zone
- CET / CEST (UTC+1 / +2)
- Currency
- EUR (€)
Your Berlin job hunt, done for you
We apply for you
Tailored applications to Berlin roles that fit you, on company sites, LinkedIn and the 150+ boards we search.
Your CV, matched to each job
Every application gets a CV and cover letter written for that role, so it gets past the screening software.
We reach Berlin recruiters
We message the recruiters and hiring managers behind your applications, then follow up.
You go to the interviews
Interviews land in your calendar. Until then, you rest and spend time with your family.
Job hunting in Berlin: what to know
The local facts that change how you apply in Berlin.
Where the employers are
Mitte, Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain and Adlershof.
Biggest hiring sectors
tech startups, e-commerce, government and policy, creative industries and mobility.
Work permits
EU citizens can work freely. Skilled non-EU hires usually come on an EU Blue Card.
Notice periods
Notice periods of one to three months are common in Germany.
Time zone and pay
Berlin runs on CET / CEST (UTC+1 / +2). Salaries are paid in EUR (€).
Finding a job in Berlin: common questions
How can I find a job in Berlin faster?
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Apply where the demand is, and apply early. In Berlin most hiring is in tech startups, e-commerce and government and policy. Apply in the first days a job is posted, tailor your CV to each role and message the recruiter. Scowter's Hire Us team does all of this for you.
Which companies are hiring in Berlin?
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The biggest employers in Berlin are in tech startups, e-commerce, government and policy, creative industries and mobility, mostly around Mitte, Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain.
Do I need a work permit to work in Berlin?
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EU citizens can work freely. Skilled non-EU hires usually come on an EU Blue Card.
Which parts of Berlin have the most jobs?
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Most Berlin employers are based in Mitte, Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain and Adlershof. Living or commuting near them widens the roles you can say yes to.
Can Scowter apply to Berlin jobs for me?
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Yes. Tell us the roles you want and that you are targeting Berlin. Our team applies to matching Berlin jobs every day, tailors your CV for each one, contacts recruiters and follows up, so you can relax with your family while the hunt runs.
We job-hunt in other cities too
Your next job in Berlin, found for you.
Tell us the role you want. We apply, message recruiters and follow up, while you relax with your family.