315 Software Engineer Jobs in Berlin
Updated in real time· newest posting added 1h ago
220 employers posted 314 software engineer jobs in Berlin in the last 30 days — every listing here comes straight from the employer's own careers site, no agencies, no reposts. Postings that disclose pay (25 recent ones) typically run €41k–€135k, with a median around €78k. German salaries are quoted per year in euros (EUR), before tax. Germany hires internationally through the EU Blue Card and the skilled-worker visa — degree-holding professionals with a job offer above the salary threshold qualify directly.
315
live postings (last 30 days)
50
added last 24 hours
$87K$51K–$158K
typical posted salary
24%
fully remote
220
companies hiring
commercetoolsHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
DE Blue Card
Good Hood GmbHHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
Sony Interactive EntertainmentOn-site· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
DE Blue Card
secunet Security Networks AGHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
DE Blue Card
VREYRemote· 🇩🇪Germany
DE Blue Card
Good Hood GmbH / nebenan.deHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
Delivery HeroHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
DE Blue CardRelocation support
FACT-Finder Holding GmbHHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
DE Blue Card
FactFinderHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
DE Blue CardFactFinderHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
DE Blue Card
SolactiveHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
DE Blue Card
The Formula ConsultingRemote· 🇩🇪Germany€70k–€110k
No visa sponsorship
NexTexAIHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany€30k
DE Blue Card
Machine Learning Reply GmbHHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
DE Blue Card
TalantoHybrid· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany€105k–€135k
DE Blue Card eligibleverified
ACONEXTOn-site· 🇩🇪Berlin, BE, Germany
DE Blue Card
What employers ask for
Cloud platforms lead the Berlin asks at 48% of postings (AWS named in 40%), followed by Python (43%) and CI/CD (41%). English is mentioned slightly more often than German (37% vs 32%), a lower German share than in Germany-wide postings (46%).
Cloud platforms (AWS, Azure or GCP)
mentioned in 144 of 303 recent postings · AWS is the most-named cloud, in 120 postings
Python
mentioned in 129 of 303 recent postings
CI/CD pipelines
mentioned in 123 of 303 recent postings
Years of professional experience
mentioned in 113 of 303 recent postings
English language skills
mentioned in 111 of 303 recent postings
Kubernetes
mentioned in 106 of 303 recent postings
German language skills
mentioned in 97 of 303 recent postings
Degree in computer science or a comparable qualification
mentioned in 90 of 303 recent postings
From an analysis of 303 recent postings, September 2026.
Software Engineer Jobs in Berlin: common questions
- How many software engineer jobs are open in Berlin right now?
- 315 live openings as of the latest crawl, with 314 posted in the last 30 days. Listings are pulled continuously from employer career sites and removed the moment they close, so the count you see is the market, not an archive.
- What do software engineer jobs in Berlin pay?
- Among the 25 recent postings that disclose pay, the typical range is €41k–€135k, with a median around €78k. German salaries are quoted per year in euros (EUR), before tax. Each listing below shows the employer's own figures where disclosed.
- Which companies are hiring software engineers in Berlin?
- Over the last 30 days the most active employers include SumUp, Instaffo, GlassFlow, Zalando — 220 companies in Berlin posted at least one opening in that window.
- Do employers in Berlin sponsor work visas?
- Germany hires internationally through the EU Blue Card and the skilled-worker visa — degree-holding professionals with a job offer above the salary threshold qualify directly.
- Do software engineer jobs in Berlin require German?
- Berlin leans more English-speaking than Germany overall: 97 of 303 analyzed postings (32%) mention German language skills versus 111 (37%) mentioning English, and some explicitly note German is "a plus, not a must". Country-wide, German appears in 46% of postings.
- Do Berlin employers mention visa sponsorship or relocation?
- 52 of 303 analyzed postings (17%) mention visa, sponsorship, relocation or work-permit terms — a higher share than the Germany-wide 10%.