Software Developer Jobs in Germany (how to choose the right one)

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[@licokr]

This video helped me a lot. Thanks for the good tips. I have one question. As a foreginer(South Korea), I'll need a visa to work. In LinkedIn, it seems there is no option for visa support. Is it easy to get a visa for a frontend position?

[@sayamabusadatmd3203]

Hi i live in Germany 37 years of age . I don't have computer study background, very much enthusiast of software developing. planning to build up carreer of software developing. good in English ( IELTS level 7) but not good in German. There are so many add have seen of various courses but i don't have any idea, where to do how to start and should i really start 🤔🤔. Moreover what is the career and opportunities in Germany if i able to learn coding ? let me know please.

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[@tarekmobile3680]

Greetings Firstable thanks for the video it was really helpful Also i have a question are ios developers jobs are as big as backend jobs there and what do interviewers focus on the most in their interviews ??

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Glad you liked it :) Yes, iOS developers are in demand as well, maybe a bit less than backend developers, but sometimes paid even more. There is nothing particular that comes to mind regarding interviews, just standard questions like everywhere else depending on the company.

[@drd1614]

In your experience do all of the jobs you’ve seen ask applicants to complete code assessments or take home work?

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Yes it’s always either one of them. Live coding interviews are very popular too. Big companies do both tho, first a task you solve yourself, then a live coding interview at a later stage

[@pamela1778]

I don’t have a degree in informatics or computer science but I’m also learning software developing as another added skill , would it also be possible for me to get good jobs in tech and the 45k you talked about as the lowest w can be earned in developing , is it on a monthly basis?

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Generally speaking, you don’t need a degree to get a tech job. But it depends on your visa situation. Usually people outside of EU require a visa to be able to work and many tech people get a so called Blue Card for that. The thing is, you need a degree in a respective field to be eligible for that Blue Card. No, 45k EUR is per year.

[@purosfoodntravelnetworkper9268]

Hello, how can I find jobs on scrum master/ project managers/ agile consultant etc .. is there are a demand for these job roles ..

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Just like you would find any other job: search for them on websites such as LinkedIn. Yes, there is definitely a demand for those roles!

[@wesleyvongraevenitz4293]

I was wondering if it absolutely necessary to have a full Bachelors degree? What If i have the relevant experience currently working as a developer, and a college certification?

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Depends on your citizenship. Some countries need a degree in order to be eligible for a work/residence permit first. Other countries like USA, Canada, Australia don’t need one, which means they can get hired right away. Most of the companies don’t really care about your degree.

[@wesleyvongraevenitz4293]

South African. I guess Ill just have to give it a shot and see what the feedback is.

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

@@wesleyvongraevenitz4293 Should be easy then. Good luck!

[@SatyamSingh-se7cy]

Hii i am satyam I am from india🇮🇳 now I am studying in class 12 . i wants to do btech in germany. is it good for me ??

[@mohammadzeeshan7074]

How to find German companies which sponsers visa for non eu applicant?

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

They don’t specify that in the job postings, so it’s simply about applying and asking directly if they help with the Blue Card.

[@tahirmehmood3274]

Bro I am a Teacher in Pakistan. I know only software installations and MS Office. Can I get German work permit...? Or need to learn software...? Plz suggest

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

The German work permit for non-EU citizens is called “Blue Card”, you can google it for more info. As far as I’m informed software installations and MS doesn’t qualify you as an engineer. Also you need a degree in the same area.

[@tahirmehmood3274]

@@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries bro plz suggest other option like factory Worker etc.