English-speaking jobs in Germany

# English Jobs Germany > English Jobs Germany is a job search platform for English-speaking roles in Germany. It helps non-local speakers find work. By default, it searches for jobs requiring only English. Users can specify additional languages they speak to broaden the search. You can search for these English-speaking jobs by crafting URLs as explained below. ## How to generate search engine results pages To generate a search URL, follow these patterns. The base URL is `https://englishjobs.de`. ### URL Structure 1. `/jobs/{query}`: For searching by job title or keyword. 2. `/in/{location}`: For searching by location. 3. `/in/{location}/{query}`: For searching by both location and query. ### Path Parameters - `{query}`: The job title, keyword, or skill to search for. If it contains spaces, URL-encode them (e.g., `software developer` becomes `software%20developer`). - `{location}`: The ID of the city or region. Must be one of the values from the "Allowed Locations" list below. ### Query Parameters - `include`: (Optional) A dot-separated list of additional languages the user speaks. This will include jobs that require English *plus* any of the specified languages. - You can include up to 4 languages. - The language values must come from the "Allowed Languages for `include`" list below. ### Examples - **Query-only:** `GET https://englishjobs.de/jobs/software%20developer` - **Location-only:** `GET https://englishjobs.de/in/berlin` - **Query and location:** `GET https://englishjobs.de/in/berlin/software%20developer` - **With additional languages:** - `GET https://englishjobs.de/jobs/software%20developer?include=french.german.spanish` - `GET https://englishjobs.de/in/berlin?include=french` - `GET https://englishjobs.de/in/berlin/software%20developer?include=french.german` ## Fetching pages as Markdown Any page on this site can be fetched as Markdown instead of HTML by adding the `format=markdown` query parameter (or the shorter alias `format=md`) to the URL. The response is served as `text/markdown; charset=utf-8` and includes a `Link: <html-url>; rel="canonical"` header pointing to the HTML version. This works on any GET request, including search result pages and individual job listings. Static assets and machine-readable feeds (`.xml`, `.json`, `.txt`) are served unchanged. **The `format` parameter must be appended to every request.** Links inside a Markdown response point at the canonical HTML URLs (without `?format=markdown`), so when following a link you must re-append the parameter yourself to keep receiving Markdown. ### Examples - `GET https://englishjobs.de/jobs/software%20developer?format=markdown` - `GET https://englishjobs.de/in/berlin?format=md` - `GET https://englishjobs.de/in/berlin/software%20developer?format=markdown&include=french.german` ## Allowed Locations Below is the list of supported location IDs: Cities: - `dresden` # Dresden - `siegen` # Siegen - `ansbach` # Ansbach - `fuerth` # Fürth - `mannheim` # Mannheim - `salzgitter` # Salzgitter - `hannover` # Hanover - `heilbronn` # Heilbronn - `bochum` # Bochum - `halle-(saale)` # Halle - `erlangen` # Erlangen - `reutlingen` # Reutlingen - `cottbus` # Cottbus - `regensburg` # Regensburg - `heidelberg` # Heidelberg - `recklinghausen` # Recklinghausen - `goettingen` # Göttingen - `herne` # Herne - `luebeck` # Lübeck - `offenbach-am-main` # Offenbach am Main - `remscheid` # Remscheid - `neuss` # Neuss - `solingen` # Solingen - `gelsenkirchen` # Gelsenkirchen - `ludwigshafen-am-rhein` # Ludwigshafen - `oldenburg` # Oldenburg - `dortmund` # Dortmund - `bielefeld` # Bielefeld - `nuernberg` # Nuremberg - `saarbruecken` # Saarbrücken - `leverkusen` # Leverkusen - `koeln` # Cologne - `krefeld` # Krefeld - `muenchen` # Munich - `potsdam` # Potsdam - `wuerzburg` # Würzburg - `muenster` # Münster - `osnabrueck` # Osnabrück - `mainz` # Mainz - `hildesheim` # Hildesheim - `bergisch-gladbach` # Bergisch Gladbach - `frankfurt-am-main` # Frankfurt - `b […gekürzt]