Find out what the IT job market will be like in Germany in 2024!

[@anthonya880]

Hi, Can you please comment on which cloud platform is more popular in Germany ? AWS or Azure or GCP ? How would you rank them ? Thanks.

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi! You want to check out this video of ours which answers your question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXu0cmSil8l6m9U

[@joysaha9874]

very encouraging, i will try

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @joysaha9874 You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there.

[@RajatSharma-fs2cx]

I have 2.5 years of experience in Germany in a Big Tech Company and I speak German fluently. What are my chances in this job market?

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @RajatSharma-fs2cx Speaking German fluently gives extra points to your profile. That is for sure. You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. We need to analyze your profile and then we will tell you about your chances.

[@anthonya880]

Video idea: Please consider talking to recruiters and engineers for giving us a roadmap on how to break into ai/ml field.

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @anthonya880 You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there.

[@nagiyagoub212]

Thank you for the informative video, you mentioned java, python and node js, What about .NET is it in high demand ? Also do you mean Django when you mentioned python ?

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @nagiyagoub212 Thank you! There is a limited demand for .NET right now which is why we do not target this group. Talking about Python, we mean Django or Flask with microservices from scratch.

[@excellencementoringclub]

Thank you for this information, I have 5yrs experience as DevOps engineer, but i am non EU country.

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @excellencementoringclub You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. After that, you may book a call with us.

[@nomanshaikhali3355]

Thank you for the video. You mentioned java, python, node.js. What about .Net ? Is it easy for international .Net developer to get an offer in Germany?

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @nomanshaikhali3355 The .NET market is quite competitive right now. But it is also possible to get a job. You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. After that, you may book your call with us and we will analyze your profile.

[@jaswanthvaltati8516]

Is moving to Germany a good idea with the knowledge of full stack java? And one year of work experience

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @jaswanthvaltati8516 Java is in demand right now but it will be hard for someone without proper work experience to find a job in Germany. We recommend you take a look at www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/ to see if you have skills that might help you come and work here. All the best!

[@alieutech132]

Hi, thanks for video, I am a python developer with one year 3 months of experience. I am interested to apply for a job in Germany

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @alieutech132 you’re on the right track here, but German companies generally require at least 5 years of relevant project experience before they consider hiring you from abroad. At least, that’s our experience and which is why it would be too premature for our program. We invite you to keep following us. Your time will come.

[@alieutech132]

@@FAJIGBerlin okay thanks

[@noorahmed-gn7xl]

can you make separate vedios in detail whats needed profile 1 datascientist and analyst 2 java fullstack as per 2024 3 devops for aws and azure what cloud more popular 4 is java more popular or mern or dotnet as in gulf dotnet is more make these 3-4 profile based vedios whats needed actual for tehse 4-5 profiles

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @noorahmed-gn7xl You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find. We will take it from there.

[@yashpardeshi1]

Hey there!! I am a fresher learning the MERN stack now. I am C1 certified in German. Have an year of experience teaching German part-time in a high school in India. Have almost 1.5 yrs to complete my degree here in India. Do I stand any chance anyhow to get a remote/onsite German job/internship after completing the degree and acquiring any amount of skills possible till the time?? Plz reply

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @yashpardeshi1 Sure. Speaking German can help you get a job here if you do not have any work experience :) You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find. It makes sense to book a call with us when you are about to graduate.

[@yashpardeshi1]

@@FAJIGBerlin Could I get any help in getting any internship(preferably remote) there post learning React(unpaid is fine as well). Elsewise could I be directed any such opportunities if encountered your side...

[@pranavmenon8864]

Hi, I am an indian student and ive completed my undergrad in cs in india and I'm looking to do my masters in cs on germany next year, but i only have 3 months of internship exp in india, how do you suggest the job market will be for a candidate like me?

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @pranavmenon8864 It will be hard for someone without work experience to find a job in Germany. We recommend you take a look at www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/ to see if you have skills that might help you come and work here. All the best!

[@niknt]

Thank you for the video. You mentioned java, python, node.js. What about PHP? Is it easy for foreign PHP developer to get an offer in Germany?

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hello! PHP seems a bit in decline. 2023 was not a very strong year for PHP/Laravel. This might change though.

[@carti8778]

Hi, I am non EU national who finished my phd in france and got a job offer from germany last week. I have applied for a blue card (the employer helped me with it) but the visa appointment is too difficult to get. I am currently on a waiting list(12-16 weeks) for a visa appointment in Paris. Do you think this situation will change in 2024 regarding the long waiting times for blue card applications ? Like I am not sure how can one arrive in germany with these lengthy waiting times bcz no employer would want to wait for such a long time?

[@AsifSaifuddinAuvipy]

You should ask your employer about fast track then it would be faster

[@carti8778]

@@AsifSaifuddinAuvipy i thought they would do that by themselves since the agency which is handling my documentation is well known in Germany. What extra document does this process need in addition to the regular documents? Tbh i think even fast track process wont affect the procesing speed since the problem lies with the appointment system.ONce an appintment is made then it doesnt take more than 2 weeks. Thanks for your info, I will try to ask them.

[@AsifSaifuddinAuvipy]

@@carti8778 you should have apply via a welcome center in Germany. Once pre approval is done via welcome center, they ensure you get fast track appointment. I got visa recently this way. You seem to applying normal work permit.

[@carti8778]

@@AsifSaifuddinAuvipy the employer(it's a US company) applied for a visa for me. They told me that they have a global mobility team and it would take around 10 weeks in total which seems okay given the current conditions. Nobody said anything about the welcome center and I personally didn't find any info regarding it on Reddit. I think I can't do much now except for waiting. The issue is that the embassy website doesn't have an appointment webpage, they only have a waiting list option and u have to put your details in it and they will send an appointment date and time by themselves. I am not sure how can someone from outside reduce that waiting time?

[@carti8778]

@@AsifSaifuddinAuvipy Hi, sorry to disturb you but i had a question. My workplace in germany is hamburg and the fast track authority responsible there is the welcome centre for professionals in hamburg (as u too said). So how much time does it take for an employer to get the approval from them so that I can book an appointment after that. All my degrees are recognized and the company is a big company.

[@JayeshMohan-rp2bf]

Hi, This is very encouraging. What is the chances for an Network Engineer with 10 Years experience in germany.

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @JayeshMohan-rp2bf We're sorry, but we don't work with Network Engineers at the moment. This might change in the future which is why we invite you to keep following us. We recommend you take a look at www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/ to see if you have skills that might help you come and work here. All the best!

[@artworkbyanuradha]

Hi guys I am an IT engineer with over 10 years of experience. I work in one of the big4 companies in India and would like to Germany eventually . I don’t know German though , can u guys guide me

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @artworkbyanuradha You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. Afterward, you can book a call with us so we can analyze your profile. No worries about German. If you are fluent in English, that will be sufficient.

[@ismotjahan9769]

Thanks a lot

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Thanks @ismotjahan9769

[@Benni720]

The HR Department is also super narrowminded about hiring in the IT department. If you didn‘t study you‘re out. doesn‘t matter if you have a compareable degree or experience.

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @Benni720 If you have enough work experience, a degree is not needed.

[@Benni720]

@@FAJIGBerlin Sure as heck doesn't feel like it. I've been applying for 1 month now and they never even interview me.

[@jowincastillo9940]

Hello, Im Vendor Risk Management Analyst , and Im interested to work at germany, may I know if there open job for this role?

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @jowincastillo9940 Thanks for reaching out! Currently, there’s low demand for Vendor Risk Management Analyst roles in Germany, and open positions are limited. However, the market is always evolving-follow us to stay updated in case opportunities arise! 🚀

[@zouhierrezig4747]

I seeking many times but the employer there said visa work and sponsorship is difficult... But department of work in Germany said to me just find job and there is no problems

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @zouhierrezig4747 That is true. You need to get a job offer. Once you have it, there is no issue with applying for your visa even from your side ( without asking your company about it). You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. After that, please book a call with us and we will analyze your profile.

[@pierofa143]

I amalmost graduated at 42 Wolfsburg school. What are the opportunities to find a Job as Junior Developer with a B2 German level?

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @pierofa143 We’re sure that you have a great chance. Feel free to visit our website and watch our video training at findajobingermany.de. Simply click on the video training link there. Afterward, you can book a call with us so we can analyze your profile.

[@wajidhussain7124]

Sir I am Network Engineer having more than 10 yrs of experience and certified CCNP, CCVP MCSE. Please help me in getting a job in Germany.

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @wajidhussain7124 We generally work with Tech & IT professionals working as Software/Cloud/DevOps/Data engineers including Testers and Data Scientists/Analysts. Languages and tech stacks of our coachees range from Javascript, Java, C++/Embedded, Python, PHP, .NET to Mobile development. You can book a get2know call with us and send us your CV. You find all the necessary info through the link underneath the video. We'll then check if we're a potential fit.

[@alphacharlie8292]

Hi . I am going to study IT from frankfurt UAS, but my background is of Electrical engineering.. What are the chances of landing a job and adapting to IT field.

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @alphacharlie8292 Everything will depend on you. You will have to graduate first and be involved in different study/freelancing projects. Only once you get some professional experience and your degree in IT, you may get some opportunities in Germany.

[@rawwings77]

I have been working as a system and network administrator for 8 years and curranty am working as a IT infra operations , so is there any opening in coming years 2024 because i am planning to do the job seeker visa . I did't get slot from your site i think January's all slot occupied ?

[@FAJIGBerlin]

We are currently observing the market for infra/network administrators. You might want to check back with us in a few months though.

[@bharatpuri1418]

Hi I am currently planning on moving to Germany for Data Science or Artificial Intelligence. Do you think that is a good idea?

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @bharatpuri1418 Sure. It is a good idea. You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. After that, you may book a call with us.

[@bharatpuri1418]

@@FAJIGBerlin Yes I will check it out

[@adityaparashar4156]

I am currently a student in German university. I will be graduating next year i.e. 2025. I am willing to pursue a career in Project management, product management or business analyst. how will be the market for these jobs. It would be appreciable if you could provide me some insights regarding these fields. I have already having ~3 years of experience and currently doing masters in informatik und management.

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @adityaparashar4156 We noted it and will try to share more info in our future videos.

[@eldahalas7015]

Every company ask international developers why Their German Level not B2.

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @eldahalas7015 There is a need to be careful while applying for jobs. If there is no requirement for the German language, no one will ask you about it. Do not apply for jobs with the German description and where German is mentioned.

[@AlexeyKolonitsky]

@@FAJIGBerlin I have 20 years experience in IT. Last 2 months I'm looking for a job in Germany, because I'm living here. I send almost 200 CV in different companies. Most of them German companies but also companies from Netherlands, Belgium, Poland etc. I'm carefully read job application, and obviously don't send CV to the companies which requite German up to B1-B2, and companies which write their Job Application in German. And for last 2 months I didn't have event HR screening meeting with German companies. In total a had 10+ interview but not with German Companies. How it works? Companies in other countries hire Germans but not German Company?

[@சுட்டிகுழந்தை-ள3ள]

I have 5 years of experience in desktop support engineer, do more openings jobs for desktop support engineer

[@ilikeramyeon]

its getting more difficult as paas is offshoring, learn intune and cloud server/admin VOIP and ML

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @user-yf9pe3kg6w There are not so many open positions to apply for. Also, German might be required.

[@saadulhaque7137]

can you please talk about business analyst as well?

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @saadulhaque7137 We generally work with Tech & IT professionals working as Software/Cloud/DevOps/Data engineers including Testers and Data Scientists/Analysts. Languages and tech stacks of our coachees range from Javascript, Java, C++/Embedded, Python, PHP, .NET to Mobile development. You can book a get2know call with us and send us your CV. You find all the necessary info through the link underneath the video. We'll then check if we're a potential fit.

[@IamBonna]

How about cyber security...like Soc analyst?

[@caballoloco100]

Can you please make a video for Ausbildung students from EU countries Who are looking for practical experience in web development. Advice and platforms where candidates can send or email their internship applications. Thank you in advanced. 👍

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @caballoloco100 Our program is for IT professionals who have 3+ years of work experience. It will be hard for someone without proper training/ work experience to find a job in Germany. We recommend you take a look at www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/ to see if you have skills that might help you come and work here. All the best!

[@nomaanmalik2331]

Hi , That's a very good video. i am Nomaan Malik and have 18 years of working experience in Telecom access network, Solar energy, Health & safety. what are job opportunities in these three domains & can you allocate sometime for meeting. I am from Pakistan

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @nomaanmalik2331 We generally work with Tech & IT professionals working as Software/Cloud/DevOps/Data engineers including Testers and Data Scientists/Analysts. Languages and tech stacks of our coachees range from Javascript, Java, C++/Embedded, Python, PHP, .NET to Mobile development. You can book a get2know call with us and send us your CV. You find all the necessary info through the link underneath the video. We'll then check if we're a potential fit.

[@jojojo2068]

Exited

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Thanks @jojojo2068

[@noorahmed-gn7xl]

make vedios challenges germany we could resolve home country , how you can help apart fom technical 1 accomodation 2 appointments 3 things needed when land 4 what better trasport u land 5 any apps we can install handy in germany from home country , major thing vedio dont come unplanned and struggle

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @noorahmed-gn7xl Thank you for your feedback. We will focus on it.

[@sarveenrajendran1955]

So many job opportunity and they still wont even consider an interview despite many attempts....

[@FAJIGBerlin]

Hi @sarveenrajendran1955 Most probably, your CV does not meet the German CV format. You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. After that, we will analyze your profile.

[@digisecureagent7679]

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