Data Scientist Job requirements and Salary Expectations in Germany!

[@TechAddictGuy]

Thank you very much! This is the exact video I was looking for. I have recently started my internship and as you say we do need to learn some deploying technologies as well. I have a question. When do you feel that you are read for an actual job ? How long should one intern and get ahead with the transition? Any tips?

[@datawithrez]

You're welcome 😊.. To be honest with you, I don't think there is really a time that you will feel very ready. Especially when we are starting out, there's so much to learn. So do not wait for the time to feel ready, do it even with uncertainties because you will learn it during the job and companies understand this except if they are really looking for the senior ones :) I did internship for 1.3 years but 20 hrs per week after that I got full time. I suggest don't be limited with the experience, if there's an opportunity that you match with, go for it even if you're a bit uncertain :)

[@TechAddictGuy]

@@datawithrez Thank you Rez... Yes you are right..I will go ahead and apply even if I am feeling uncertain. Atleast I will learn..Have a nice evening

[@chaitanyasaikolla7468]

Can you please tell where you are doing intern.... I am also looking for that to have a more practical knowledge

[@datawithrez]

@@chaitanyasaikolla7468 I did my internship here in Germany in a pharma company :)

[@ABHAYKUMAR-rh4jc]

Thanks for making this video.

[@9351045]

Hey Rez...thanks for the video and that was quite informative. I would like to hear your perspective on getting to know the German language. Is it really necessary for us to know german as a Data analyst / scientist to interact with the stakeholders?? Or the Germans will communicate with us in English? What's your take and experience on this.

[@datawithrez]

Hey Sri, I really recommend learning the Language. My company is International, it is fine but most of your colleagues will be german, sometimes during break or unofficial meetings they speak german. So if you don't know it, you'll be left out a bit ;) For talking with stakeholders, they speak english if the mode is set in english but sometimes, some also don't. So it depends on the company's setting. Learning the language is very important for your daily activities too! ☺️

[@Hellios92]

At university you will be fine, almost everybody here speaks english and everybody will be fine with you being from another country and not speaking german. But if you live and work here for many years you should definitly learn the language, even though most people in IT can speak english, it is frowned upon if people refuse to learn the language.

[@zikir-dua-kelam-tasavvuf]

Thank you for information. I was a Biology Teacher in Turkey but I am living in Mainz in Germany and I want a become Data Scientist too

[@zikir-dua-kelam-tasavvuf]

Are you working in Frankfurt?

[@michelealbanese3261]

@@zikir-dua-kelam-tasavvuf hi, I am a boy studying Data Science in master degree, I think you could be a bioinformatics data scientist studying online some course

[@zikir-dua-kelam-tasavvuf]

@@michelealbanese3261 Thanks for advise

[@michelealbanese3261]

@@zikir-dua-kelam-tasavvuf you're welcome

[@chrisortiz1462]

Thank U. I appreciate that you do this video

[@datawithrez]

Thank you!

[@ziyiang3342]

Gut!!Looking forward to more informative videos!!

[@ayushdhume8848]

Would You mind making a video on the good companies that an aspiring data scientist i.e a data science student should look up to! Would be a nice help for the ones finding it difficult to figure those out!

[@mamadycheicksouare1483]

Well explained, thank you 🙏🏽

[@datawithrez]

you're welcome ☺️

[@ehsanahmadi2294]

Hi, Can you let know which courses do you recommend for studying to master coding and generally data science field, I m studying Andrew Ng specialization course. I would be thankful to give a list of courses that you insist on to be studied.

[@florencefarzana4043]

Hi, Could you please tell me which programming language need to learn for data analyst ? Since i am from finance background.

[@datawithrez]

Hi the most common one is Python and SQL. Also, learn big data tools like Tableau or PowerBI.

[@islamtorky1762]

Hey! I’m currently doing my masters degree in a field near to DS (in germany). I’m just having some trouble finding an internship and getting accepted, do you have any recommendations on what I should do? Or maybe a certain company? Thank you!

[@datawithrez]

applying for jobs is really hard and do not think that the problem is you, sometimes, companies really just don't look at CVs long even though you are perfectly fit. I read somewhere that on average, recruiters spend around 6-8 seconds on the cv which is not a lot. Do you have projects/portfolios in your cv or past Data science/analytics experience? I think you should really highlight those. In which areas are you applying too?

[@islamtorky1762]

@@datawithrez Thank you for your reply! My bachelor's thesis was based on applying ML algorithms in Civil Eng. However, I'm constantly learning and adding new skills through Udemy, and as well as my master's degree. Regarding the areas of application, I'm applying in all industries honestly. I just want to get into the industry and select later on depending on what I'm more comfortable with.

[@datawithrez]

@@islamtorky1762 In my opinion, it will really help to showcase these portfolios, the github repos and your projects if you have any, as well as your thesis.

[@hikmatullahkhan5618]

Hello.These days I hear a lot about Data Analytics, Data Science and Data Engineering. Also, it is being depicted as the best Field for career switchers. Could you please tell me honestly if it could be the best fit for someone having bachelor degree in Agricultural Engineering. What about job markets for those who turn to these new technologies. And again the same question , will it be convenient to get a job without knowing German Language in these fields. As far as I have been informed everyone says that getting a professional job without Knowing German language is almost impossible. Are the Data Fields exempted from it. Thanking you in anticipation

[@markmarki9511]

I'm interested in this as well

[@peterjoy172]

Very informative. Thanks from India ❤️

[@nitinbaghel327]

Add Chapters(timelapse) in your video discription.

[@your_study_buddy1999]

I'm a civil engineer.. And now I'm undergoing a data science course... So what should I do to crack my first job

[@datawithrez]

Hey, try to find internships first. It's easier that way and so you can have your first experience in DS. Getting a job in DS is very competitive and they really want experienced one so get internship first :)

[@SAKIBZAMAN-xn8wp]

Dear sis, I am a beginner in DS learning. Can u plz illustrate a clear pathway to succeed in this journey!!?

[@badaralam9845]

How much german language going to effect my salary in data science domain , as i have heard my many people

[@ahmedabdelrahman8387]

Hello Reza Is the Udacity data analysis nano degree Course is enough for getting a job as data analysts in German, Or do I need something else ?! I have a bachelor degree of management an economic.

[@datawithrez]

Hello, I don't think it is enough but It could be a good start. :) I prefer coursera.

[@datawithrez]

oops. I think I misread it, if Data analyst. Your background is good! You just have to learn the Big data tools like Tableau, powerBI, or some database skills. And don't forget the language skills :)

[@arvindkumargupta8856]

Ma'am please tell me what exactly skill should be required to become a data scientist

[@alokyadav5725]

And yeah I wanna move to Germany as well

[@travelofftradition]

Hi Rez!! Thank you for making this video. I'm also doing masters in data analytics in Germany. Would you mind sharing the machine learning algorithm you mentioned to see job requirements from Linkedin? Thanks Mohit

[@datawithrez]

Hi Mohit, Unfortunately I cannot find the algorithm anymore. I think it's sitting somewhere in my laptop. If I remember correctly, I did LSA + Kmeans here to get the cluster and the terms describing the cluster.

[@ahmadkhatib7089]

Thank you very much

[@pallavipradhan8011]

Now is there any data science job available..my husband is doing data science job with 6yr experience

[@anonyme103]

Hello Rez, thanks for the very informative video. I wanted to ask you about the importance of a portfolio and CV for applications. I'm doing my masters in Data Science in Germany and trying to land a working student contract in the field or a junior position while having c1 level in German, but somehow I don't even get accepted for an interview.

[@datawithrez]

Hi Zowlex, I really understand this. It's very difficult to even land interview these days despite your credentials. May I know your background before that? I know a lot of people still looking for jobs. I believe CV should be more important since it's the first thing they should notice. On average recruiters spend 6-8 seconds looking at your cv before they decide and this is not a lot of time. It's only my opinion but I have tried hiring before, and it helps my attention if the cv is catchy. but I am not an expert recruiter, however this is something that would at least catch attention. it also helps if your cv is easy to understand but at the same time stays technical. people don't like to read very long CVs as well. with portfolios it only supports your expertise and it shows your personality as someone dedicated and willing to learn.

[@datawithrez]

for big companies like Allianz, sometimes applicants for a job position goes above 1000. so it's a lot of competition and I believe they also use algorithms for this. so perhaps try to match your cv to the job description as well. this might help.

[@anonyme103]

@@datawithrez Thanks for the reply. yes I'm trying to take most of these points into consideration, while keeping my resume simple and easy to read. As background, I have a bachelor in computer science (not german) and I lack job experience because I flew directly here to learn language and apply to uni, so I'm listing just the internship I did back in my home country for my bachelor. I also send a cover letter detailing what I have on my resume and the certificates. Maybe I should fit the resume to the companies needs if it is big as you said. Thanks again for the amazing content you do, I just discovered your channel and keep going!

[@navyashree9383]

Hi Zowlex... I am Navya. I need a bit help and advice as I am planing to pursue Masters in Datascience.. Could you please spread some time to help me out since you are already studying there

[@tahir5149]

@@anonyme103did you get job ? Brother

[@chaoskitchen117]

Hi Rez, thank you for this nice video. Is the salary Netto or Brutto?

[@datawithrez]

It's all Brutto in this case :)

[@nicksal9776]

Hi mam I hope you are fine..I m from india .. I m planning to do ms in Germany from htw Berlin .I did graduation in mechanical engineering after that I did a course in data science and currently working as a data scientist . Mam I want to ask you something important .. mam does it make difference while searching a job because if our bachelor's ..I mean I saw few job posting in Germany which want background in cs or statistics..I had a chat with senior ,he told me that if you have experience and master degree in that field then it doesn't matter what was your bachelor's degree. You can apply for that job ..but I again wanted to confirm this thing. because I. Going to pay so much money for my master's in data science and if I won't get a job then I ll broke coz I m from a very middle class or not so rich family. Please mam help me out

[@Himalayan_Solivagant]

Hi Same here, did you find out the answer and started your MS?

[@amazing.universe.]

Thanks for sharing this info

[@siddardhch9655]

I am from bsc computer science 3 years degree course non technical can I had a chance to pursue AI in Germany for masters as I had some relevent subjects

[@hamalishah]

Interesting video!!

[@abdulhalimacar4845]

Thanks a lot dear

[@Ojassway]

Hi, very informative video.. can you please also tell how relevant are language as German or french are in jobs requirements in Europe ? Thanks

[@datawithrez]

Hi Jass, thanks. Language is relevant in general. if you're searching for a job there are more job available for you if you know the language and you're not only limited to international companies.

[@Ojassway]

@@datawithrez yes I agree .. right now I am in Belgium. And almost every job requires dutch or french..so I was wondering if getting into data analysis, would it be same or language is not as important as in professions like IT.

[@datawithrez]

True. For people working with data language is important since you have to explain and communicate your results. Although there will always be companies with English as their medium of communication, options are lesser

[@PrinceGupta-je2vk]

Hey hii , I'm a 2nd yr ece branch engineer from India and I'm interested ms in data science but my background is not in CS , so I'm learning from outside (free course) for data science. So mi eligible for ms in data science in German university , and what's the requirement to get in German university , plz help!

[@datawithrez]

Hi @Prince. ece engineer is still technical. you have a lot of math courses and I guess some programming too. to get a german uni, I would suggest you research the uni first and get their requirements in their website. different uni might have different requirements.

[@sivaindraneeldhulipala2282]

Hey Rez, really informative video overall! This really helps in getting a better understanding of the expectations being laid out for these jobs. I would like to know a few more things in this context if that's okay. Amongst the candidates applying for the jobs, are the ones holding masters in data science degrees getting an edge in the selection process? Or are their profiles being completely disregarded? Also, How is the data science job market like in Germany? Is it highly competitive with only a select few getting the jobs? Are the immigrants being treated any different while screening for interviews? Hope the list of questions is not too intimidating :). It would really be helpful if you could offer your inputs on this. Thanks!

[@datawithrez]

Q: are the ones holding masters in data science degrees getting an edge in the selection process? Hello Dhulipala, Thanks for the questions :) Yes it's a bit long but it's okay. haha To answer if graduate degree matters, most of the people who have a Data Scientist title holds a higher degree such as Masters and PhDs (check out this article: www.stitchdata.com/resources/the-state-of-data-science/). This is not necessarily required but in my observation, the data science jobs I looked at mostly requires these titles especially if the tasks are more industry specific (ie, healthcare, finance, etc). Q: Is it highly competitive with only a select few getting the jobs? Are the immigrants being treated any different while screening for interviews? I can really say that Data Science is very competitive. As I've said earlier, they mostly require higher technical degrees and a lot of experience. For immigrants, it's more competitive especially if you don't speak german. In general, there are more German jobs than English, and as an immigrant if you don't know that language you are only limited to these English jobs (i.e., international companies). As a female Asian :D I don't feel any discrimination in the selection process. I am completely aware that I am competing with mostly guys as well but I don't see any issues here, so far :)

[@sivaindraneeldhulipala2282]

@@datawithrez Thanks a lot for your reply! This definitely clears up a lot of things!

[@motorpolitan8884]

Thank you, Rez. I work in a multinational corporation and our department in Germany offered me a job there. But after calculating living costs and income tax, I am actually earning more in South East Asia despite a salary increase of 300%. My employer would have to offer 25,000 euros over the average for this to be worth it at all, which isn't going to happen.

[@gokulbalaji1736]

Hi. Where in south east asia? Could you explain more?

[@jayadeepdeepu9978]

Hi 👋 rez..I am from India currently iam at my final year of my master's in statistics could you please tell me the difference and scope between doing master in data science in Germany and getting placed there in Germany or should I do job here in India for experience and come there to Germany ?

[@datawithrez]

Hi Jayadeep, given your background, I don't think you need a Master's in DS degree. If you look at this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJbNZIWweZulg7s, I am talking here about what companies prefer, and they really prefer candidates with DS experience. So it might be tough to compete here if you are a fresh grad.

[@marcoshulk8301]

Hello Mem! Can You Suggest A Good University For Data science ... I am From India...

[@adarshgunasekar9454]

Hey Theresa !!!! Is learning German language is important to manage out there?

[@datawithrez]

Hey Adarsh, yes :) German language is really important. For your daily activities,and also looking for jobs. there are more german language jobs than english ☺️

[@adarshgunasekar9454]

@@datawithrez thank you for your reply 👍😁

[@Executivepower55]

Hallo... did you first did ausbildung or did u already have a bachelor degree before in ur country?

[@datawithrez]

Hi RuthBale, I already have education before in my home country too. then did masters here in Germany at Frankfurt School of Finance and Management

[@thewiseman3788]

I am planning to do masters in data science in Germany, how hard is to get a job in Germany with 0 years of experience ?

[@datawithrez]

if you are aiming for full time. it is difficult. I made a video on how many years of experience company prefers in my channel. If it's internship then it really depends on your previous skills.

[@regonbai9913]

Hi Rez, thank you so much for your advise in the video. It’s really helpful. Now I work as a data scientist in Beijing and I am now looking for opportunity in Germany. One thing I worry is all about German language and opportunity for foreign candidate. And is that necessary to get another master degree in Germany university? That’s probably easier to get an offer as a data scientist there😂

[@datawithrez]

Hi @Regon Bai, I think at that time I thought it was necessary since I don’t have the technical background like comp. Sci, or IT. but I am now going into the direction that bootcamp is enough if you have a stem background and learn the rest while working. but in your case, I have a feeling you will not find it hard to penetrate the market. Right now, for 1 data science job posting there are 100 or more applications, that’s how saturated it is currently but they always prioritise people with 2+ years of ds experience. For international companies, only learning english is okay. But it’s really advantageous to have the german language.

[@regonbai9913]

@@datawithrez Thank you so much for your helpful comments. Actually my academic background was all about statistics and I worked as a ds or consultant for 6 yrs. One more question is that besides LinkedIn and official website of each company, is there any other channels (maybe German local Apps or job hunting website) to find job opportunity? Thank you.

[@datawithrez]

@@regonbai9913 you can try stepstone, Indeed, glassdoor, monster.de, -- those are the most common ones :)

[@regonbai9913]

@@datawithrez Got it. It’s really helpful. Thank you so much Rez!

[@regonbai9913]

Hi Rez, long time no see. I am currently preparing to find a job like data scientist in Germany. I have applied to add you LinkedIn account.😊

[@satisha5349]

I'm doing data science course....how to get a job in Germany??

[@krishnamvats2238]

hey rez, nice video. I am an aspiring data analyst can you specify the knowledge required because as per my knowledge power bi, SQL and Excel are the main tools to be required for data analyst profile. is it mandatory to have knowledge of programing language?

[@datawithrez]

Hi Krishnam. It really depends on the company, they use a lot of tableau too, sql, and not so much in excel but again, it really depends what tech stack they use. I think it would be very beneficial to learn at least 1 programming language too. It will come in handy depending on the company's tech stack.

[@MaheshRaoPatil79]

Hey after completing masters in international business, can we land in the role of data analyst or data science after having skills like SQL, python, Power Bi or tableau in Germany, Plz answer

[@datawithrez]

it's not impossible, at the end I think this depends on their requirements, your competition, your experience in the data field, etc.

[@MaheshRaoPatil79]

@@datawithrez thankyou 🙂

[@opuorosonia6036]

Thanks dear

[@mohit9626]

how is the demand of data scientist in germany?

[@gauravkale9910]

hii, videos is to informative, actually i have question, currently I'm in final year , from EC stream , so is it easier to me get admission in data scientist or relevant field in germany ?

[@datawithrez]

Hey, Thank you. did you mean university admission? I think it really depends, some universities have some requirements and some doesn't but since you already have a technical background, perhaps the chance is higher compared to non-technical. :)

[@gauravkale9910]

@@datawithrez yes university admission. ok, that means it depends on the university . Thanks for your info

[@haarishchoudhary]

Great information

[@simplyshorts748]

At the same time they are wondering, why Germany is far behind in the field of AI

[@shine_through_darkness]

Hi, How can I get a job in Europe with B. Tech degree and two years of experience as a data scientist in India

[@fykDice]

Work as a service provider

[@Shashikumar_shanmuka]

Is masters in data science mandatory to get a job on data science in Germany.

[@datawithrez]

No it is not. But most of the companies requires higher educational level. Check out my other vlog about this.. :)

[@andresencolombia]

How about Talend? Is it been used in data science?

[@datawithrez]

At least in my experience in the company, it is used but by the data engineer/soft ware engineer involving in data or by BI developer. As a data scientist or the data analyst we are not using it.

[@chaitanyasaikolla7468]

I am quality analyst in a bpo sector non technical..... Now I want to change my career as a data scientist. I have started my preparation in udemy. But I felt that I am going in wrong way. So can you please suggest me how to start and from where to start. How to do internship or where can I get best course which makes me ready for the job Please help me in this and thanks a lot for your video

[@datawithrez]

Hi Chaitanya, have you checked my other videos? Like my DS journey or How to transition to DS? I talked there some ways on how to position yourself to get internship such as building your own project in github and the likes. in my recent vid I also recommended good books and videos in the description box and what math to learn, stuff like that. If you are still lost, you can contact me in instagram and see how I can help :)

[@chaitanyasaikolla7468]

@@datawithrez thanks for your reply. Sry I haven't check.. I will have a look on specified videos and will contact you on instagram.

[@daniaabuajaj1884]

Thank youuu

[@datawithrez]

you're welcome ☺️

[@AshishKashyap-zq8ws]

very nice information Rez

[@datawithrez]

Thank you Ashish 😊

[@joyaxsetnama7826]

Hooooy ka idol ba nako ani kaayuuuu ❤❤❤

[@datawithrez]

Thank you ❤️

[@kojo3ful]

❤️❤️❤️

[@gamertashfiq2210]

Hello mam... Is 50k euro salary per month or per year?

[@datawithrez]

this was last year’s average salary for entry level. This is per year.

[@kmishy]

How much Data structure and Algorithm is needed for Data science

[@MysteriousIndiaYT]

Little bit... Learn DSA in python.

[@alokyadav5725]

I'm working as a Sr. Software developer but wanna move on data scientist profile plzz guide me what have to do ???

[@datawithrez]

Hey, thanks a lot for the question. I would try to make a video about this because I noticed this is commonly asked :) I'll try to give you resources, books, common statistics,coursera courses on where to start. In your case programming is not a problem, so it might be focused more on the math and stat :)

[@alokyadav5725]

@@datawithrez thanks appreciated :-)

[@SUSHANTKUMAR-fs9ln]

Brother what is your salary as a sr. sft dev?

[@danielmaala6556]

Hi can i ask? what is your course in college?

[@datawithrez]

Hey, Biology. :)

[@shubhamthakur3888]

Hello rez ...i am from India.. I m persuing data analytics and I m very much interested to do job at Germany...I have to apply there with some experience hereon as a fresher ...I have degree of mba with a recognize University in india. btw u explained very well u r looking beautiful 😊✌

[@datawithrez]

Thank you and good luck ☺️

[@shubhamthakur3888]

@@datawithrez actually that was my question that either i have to apply there (germany)with some experience or as a fresher? i have no experience yet.

[@datawithrez]

You can apply even if you don’t have experience yet. there is nothing to loose but of course there is also no guarantee even if you have experience or not. it really depends how much you fit on the job you are applying to.

[@deepdsingh1994]

Did you got the job bro?

[@bhavithchowdary7493]

How's data engineering and analytics masters program in TU München

[@datawithrez]

I think it's a very good university but I don't know their program. I think just google it and check people on LinkedIn who are studying there and ask what they think.

[@bhavithchowdary7493]

@@datawithrez thank you very much

[@MrX-uz1wl]

Rez, data analyst or data science...which one of this is in demand in germany

[@datawithrez]

Hi Mr. X, this is a tricky question just bacause sometimes when you look at job websites if you search for a certain position, related jobs are also counted. But will get back to you once I found a good dataset to answer your question:)

[@MrX-uz1wl]

@@datawithrez thank you Rez.

[@MrX-uz1wl]

Rez, did u find anything about this, 🥺

[@datawithrez]

@@MrX-uz1wl Hey, unfortunately no. But I am just wondering why you need such information? the path to learning both is almost the same :) you can look at job sites and see the number of jobs too. like in glassdoor, linkedIn, stepstone and dice. You can check at these big job sites and you can see the number of open job positions to both :)

[@MrX-uz1wl]

@@datawithrez i am doing data analyst course. I told you this question because if there are less jobs of data analyst then i can upgrade to data science after i work for 6 months as data analyst. What do you suggest Rez. If possible please do a live session of questions

[@indrajitsarkar6750]

Fresher salary of data scientiat in Munich?

[@datawithrez]

this varies from company to company. But according to glassdoor, average is approx. 67k you can search the details in glassdoor.

[@indrajitsarkar6750]

@@datawithrez minimum salary to flourish decently in Munich for couple?

[@johnmichaeldelacruz1018]

Howow!!! 😱

[@phakamanimthiyane551]

I'm doing my 2nd year in varsity doing Data Science in SA I would like to work in Germany.

[@rotondwasithagu2210]

Same

[@phakamanimthiyane551]

Which university are you in?

[@rotondwasithagu2210]

@@phakamanimthiyane551 University of Pretoria

[@helloworld5794]

Im guessing your filipino maam? Amazing video btw!

[@datawithrez]

Yes 😊 Thank you!

[@helloworld5794]

@@datawithrez if I may ask maam, what was your bachelors degree in college? and do you have a masters degree as well? Im also filipino hehe hello po and I am really interested in pursueing a carreer in data science.

[@evelic]

Ariund 60 k usd a year? Its pretty low.

[@datawithrez]

Yes and No 😂 For an entry level position. This video was 2 year ago. Also, prices here in Germany are not that high. Personally, I can still save around 45% of my net income after basic needs + leisure budget (holidays, etc). At the end, I think it depends on your lifestyle too.

[@parthshrivastava2548]

​​@@datawithrezI have an interview for a data science intern​, I have 1 year of experience and a Master's, i won't put a number first ideally but what do you think is the max i could negotiate to? 60k? More?

[@datawithrez]

Hi @@parthshrivastava2548, for an internship position? Mostly 60k is for the entry level full time (2 years ago). When I was an intern almost 3 years ago, I only receive 1500 monthly, gross.

[@thrushwanthkakuturu9692]

is 56000 euros after taxes? or before taxes?

[@datawithrez]

before taxes...

[@datawithrez]

but please take note that this is the median salary. Sometimes it also depends which industry you are :)

[@thrushwanthkakuturu9692]

@@datawithrez thank you Rez .

[@kunaldas195]

verry nc mam fan frm india

[@bekaz4461]

🥂

[@iglknockout629]

Mam how i contact with you

[@datawithrez]

[e-mail] :)

[@ruifccorreia1111]

What about the language requirements?

[@datawithrez]

There are more jobs that requires German language, than English. depends on the nature of the company.

[@ruifccorreia1111]

You should include that when you speak English about Germany. So, people don't get illusions about the German market, like I did once. I would bet the competition is way higher for English-speaking jobs. Since most people speak English and the Germans who want to become data scientists speak English anyway.

[@datawithrez]

You're right. It's a question I was asked all the time as well, I'll include it in one of my vids. If you only speak english you are only limited to mostly international companies, but some small comp. also adjusts, most of the time they will send you to german courses if you only speak english.

[@ahmadusama7758]

Hello need help

[@artistking9559]

New subcribers

[@shubhamchavan9438]

it is easy to get job in germany after MS

[@datawithrez]

You mean in Data Science? I think it still depends on your skills, experience and language. More options if you know German then maybe it's easier than just knowing english.

[@nivedhansenthilkumar964]

May I know your Linkedin?

[@elonramsay2406]

You look like Phillipenese, are you?

[@datawithrez]

Filipina. Yes..

[@Kig_Ama]

56k is a quiet low median.

[@datawithrez]

I also agree haha. That was last year in Berlin Area from Payscale. Now it’s around 62k euros I guess for entry level. But I know some people getting less or getting more.

[@Kig_Ama]

@@datawithrez Yeah, ty. keep up the great work.

[@herrwal7659]

@@datawithrez62k€ entry??? Hahaha ne brudi is eher so 48k€

[@zave4624]

Wow are you filipina? ‼️

[@datawithrez]

yes :)

[@zave4624]

@@datawithrez what's your programming languages? What are the things that should be practice and to know? Please give some tips .❤‼️

[@ilhampewil671]

R u indonesian?

[@datawithrez]

No :)

[@dhiirajverma]

Hey Rez! Can we connect via email, I am engineering graduate from india with 1.5 years of experience but thinking to move germany.

[@rahulduari963]

Hello mam I'm interested about data science I want to know many things about data scienctist do you have Instagram

[@deepaknikhil6593]

Mam can you say whats the difference between data analyst and data scientist

[@datawithrez]

hey this is really a good question. it's a bit long to write it in the comment but check out this article www.kdnuggets.com/2021/05/data-scientist-data-engineer-data-careers-explained.html?fbclid=IwAR1rN5SePwV3e2neu5KU1iWbteiSaBOtWrrhPoxYKdAHvvVqWybk3a3T8MM :)

[@deepaknikhil6593]

@@datawithrez Thanks for reply madam, I have 4 years work experience in IT SUPPORT. iam interested in data analytics rather than data scientist, So any chance on getting data analyst job in Germany from India

[@datawithrez]

Hey, I think IT support jobs are far off from Analyst jobs. Although you have the technical skills but the challenge is convincing them that you can do analyst jobs. what is your status in databases, BI tools? how good is your data knowledge? I think asking these questions will give you an estimate on your chance because there's also a lot of competition. You can maybe look at job descriptions in analyst jobs in Germany and see how much you match :)

[@deepaknikhil6593]

@@datawithrez ok madam i will check what you say , thanks very much