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Job Market Observatory

The technology job market: Germany

Explore roles, skills, advertised pay and recruiting activity in our market sample for Germany.

An evolving observatory. Interpretations and coverage are explained below.

Updated · Europe/Rome

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The observed market

Distinct adverts
25
All adverts in the current selection
Posting organizations
23
Organization
Pay stated
12.0%
3 / 25
Explicitly remote
8.0%
2 / 25

Reading this market sample

The current sample contains 25 distinct adverts from 23 posting organizations. Pay is stated in 3 adverts (12.0% of this sample).

The largest role category is Cloud & infrastructure, with 8 adverts. The skill tables below separate requirements from other mentions and show their working context.

This report selects the adverts observed for Germany. The places named in adverts and eligibility for remote work are separate from the country sample. Unstated details remain unknown.

Pay keeps its stated currency and period. Gross and net amounts remain separate, and groups below 20 comparable adverts are suppressed. These observations describe advertised opportunities in the Germany sample, rather than earnings across the whole market.

What work is being advertised?

Role families are interpretations of titles and duties. Mixed or unclear roles may remain unclassified.

  • Cloud & infrastructure8
  • Business applications7
  • Cybersecurity4
  • Software engineering3
  • IT support1
  • IT leadership & projects1
  • Data & AI1

Where work happens

Remote describes the stated work mode. Residence, travel and country restrictions can still apply.

  • On-site14 56.0%
  • Hybrid7 28.0%
  • Remote2 8.0%
  • Not specified2 8.0%

Experience levels

  • Senior12
  • Not established11
  • Intermediate1
  • Lead1

A baseline is taking shape.

Growth comparisons need two comparable weeks, sufficient samples and consistent coverage. Missing days and limited results are not zero demand.

Newly observed adverts by day

  • 25

First observation is not the original publication date, a new vacancy or a hire.

A skill means more in context

Selected technologies, with supporting text. A mention is not automatically a requirement. Programming, data work and supporting scripts are counted separately; one advert can mention several skills.

Choose a role to rank skills by advert count within your filters. Every role stays visible. Select a skill to explore its role breakdown.

Roles

Skills All roles

Beyond a single language

No explicit signal
24
Open to learning or switching
1
Adverts mentioning AI-assisted engineering
1

These are separate signals. A list of languages does not establish language agnosticism, and these observations cannot show that AI caused a change.

What pay is actually stated?

No comparable stated-pay ranges in this selection.

Only explicit amounts are included. Currencies and pay periods stay separate; sample composition explains tax basis, pay components and working hours. Figures describe advertised pay, not employee earnings.

Country applies to the whole dashboard; currency and pay period apply to this pay section. Compare experience levels directly in each chart. Role, work mode and observation period remain selected. No currency conversion is applied.

Where opportunities appear

Locations follow the advert text. Market sample, physical location and remote eligibility can differ.

  • Hamburg3
  • Berlin2
  • Cologne2
  • Germany2
  • Hannover2
  • Rüsselsheim1
  • Dortmund1
  • Heilbronn1
  • Wedel1
  • Karlsdorf1
  • Gaggenau1
  • Rheinfelden (Baden)1
  • Bottrop1
  • Schwarzenbek1
  • Kassel1
  • Maulburg1
  • Rheine1
  • Frankfurt am Main1
  • Munich1

Coverage

Germany

25 distinct adverts

Adverts observed through 28 Oct 2026 11:39

Complete observation days: 0
Partial observation days: 0

Who is advertising roles?

Organizations are grouped by their supplied company identity where available. Advertising activity does not establish hires, headcount growth or whether a position remains open.

OrganizationTypeDistinct advertsPay statedLast observed
Deutsche Bahn Unspecified20.0%28 Oct 2026
Sana Kliniken Unspecified20.0%28 Oct 2026
Busch Vacuum Solutions Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
DESY Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
Emscher Lippe Energie GmbH Unspecified1100.0%28 Oct 2026
HNVG Heilbronner Versorgungs GmbH Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin Unspecified1100.0%28 Oct 2026
Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Center GmbH Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
IVV GmbH Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
Kramer & Crew GmbH & Co. KG Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
KÖNIG METALL group Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
LMT Tools Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
Manage Now Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
Medizinische Hochschule Hannover Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
PHAT CONSULTING Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
Prokuras Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
Raiffeisen Waren-Zentrale Rhein-Main AG (RWZ) Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
Simon Hegele Gesellschaft für Logistik und Service mbH Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
Swisslog Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
apetito AG Unspecified1100.0%28 Oct 2026
medac group Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
metergrid GmbH Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026
naturenergie Unspecified10.0%28 Oct 2026

How to read these figures

The Observatory studies a sample of LinkedIn adverts for IT and related roles in the countries covered by the current publication. It covers the opportunities observed, rather than the entire labour market.

Role and skill categories combine explicit source facts with assisted text interpretation. Unclear facts remain unknown. Interpretations are provisional and can change as the method improves.

Counts use distinct advert identities. Reposts or agency adverts can describe the same underlying vacancy. An advert disappearing from the observed sample does not establish that the role was filled.

Pay reflects what was stated when the details were observed. Details can be older than the latest observation. Monthly pay is not automatically annualized, and net and gross pay are never converted into one another.

Data cutoff: · Europe/Rome
Analysis version: observatory-3