647 ux ausbildung+german English-speaking jobs in Baden-Württemberg

.* **Fluency in English** is essential and **fluency in German would be highly preferred.*** Strong skills

■ You are fluent in written and spoken English and/or German.

■ You are fluent in written and spoken English and/or German.

■ You are fluent in written and spoken English and/or German.

German is a plus. Values-Driven Approach: Loyalty, fairness and empathy guide your actions.

Part-time Package Handler needed for the Ramp department at the Stuttgart Airport location. Duties include loading/unloading vehicles and aircraft containers, scanning and sorting packages, and potentially operating a forklift. Must have good communication skills, German and/or English language proficiency, organizational skills, a willingness to learn, and teamwork abilities. Ability to lift packages up to 32 kg and move heavier shipments with assistance is required.

■ You are fluent in written and spoken English and/or German.

■ You are fluent in written and spoken English and/or German.

■ You are fluent in written and spoken English and/or German.

, Altium, Eagle) Strong self-motivation and team spirit Excellent English communication skills (German

Familiarity with cloud platforms and DevOps practices  Excellent communication skills in English; German

You speak English or German. You have a smartphone with mobile data access. Sounds good?

You speak English or German. You have a smartphone with mobile data access. Sounds good?

You speak English or German. You have a smartphone with mobile data access. Sounds good?

You speak English or German. You have a smartphone with mobile data access. Sounds good?

You speak English or German. You have a smartphone with mobile data access. Sounds good?

You speak English or German. You have a smartphone with mobile data access. Sounds good?

You speak English or German. You have a smartphone with mobile data access. Sounds good?

You speak English or German. You have a smartphone with mobile data access. Sounds good?

You speak English or German. You have a smartphone with mobile data access. Sounds good?