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German-speaking jobs abroad

We have 4 open German-speaking sales and customer support roles in Madrid, Valencia, Málaga and Larnaca. Every role comes with a dedicated recruiter, and most include relocation support. It is free for candidates.

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Where we are hiring German speakers

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Spain

Sales in Madrid

1 open role

Spain

Sales in Valencia

1 open role

Spain

Customer Support in Málaga

1 open role

Cyprus

Customer Support in Larnaca

1 open role

What German-speaking roles pay

Figures taken from the open roles above. Exact pay depends on the employer and your experience.

German Speaking Account Executive, Madrid, Spain30000.00 USD
German Speaking After-Sales Agent, Valencia, Spain1,600€ per month + Bonus of 500€ per month
German Speaking Technical Support, Málaga, SpainMonths 1–6: €1,800 Months 7–12: €1,900 After 12 months: €2000 No Bonuses

German-Speaking Jobs Abroad, FAQ

What German-speaking jobs are available abroad?

We currently have 4 open German-speaking sales and customer support roles in Madrid, Valencia, Málaga and Larnaca. New roles are added regularly, and many never reach the job boards.

Do I need to speak German fluently?

Yes, German (native or fluent) is required because you will work day to day in German. Good English is usually expected as well.

Is relocation support included?

Help with spanish tax number + guidance to find accomodation

What salary can I expect?

For example: German Speaking Account Executive, Madrid, Spain: 30000.00 USD; German Speaking After-Sales Agent, Valencia, Spain: 1,600€ per month + Bonus of 500€ per month; German Speaking Technical Support, Málaga, Spain: Months 1–6: €1,800 Months 7–12: €1,900 After 12 months: €2000 No Bonuses. Pay varies by employer and experience, and we share the full package before any interview.

Do I need the right to work there already?

You need the right to work in the country, for example an EU passport or a valid work permit. You do not need to live there already, and many candidates relocate for these roles.