8 organic geochemistry English-speaking jobs in Brandenburg

Full-time remote leadership role for a Maschinenbauer.

The Registry Coordinator manages student enrollment, monitors the Virtual Learning Environment, and tracks academic progress. The role involves delivering tutorials, processing extenuation and appeal requests, and assisting with assessment processes. Excellent communication and data management skills are required.

Professor for Entrepreneurship and Innovation to teach Gisma Bachelor and Master programs, develop curriculum, conduct research, and participate in academic administration. Requires a doctorate, significant publications, teaching experience, and fluency in English.

Lead and motivate a service team to deliver excellent customer experiences in a fast-paced restaurant environment. Support daily operations, including team training, inventory management, and ensuring adherence to company policies and safety protocols.

Manage and execute large-scale catering operations for key customers across multiple cities. Take full operational responsibility for all catering in Berlin. Collaborate with the R&D team on product testing and new product development.

Leads grid connection strategy and application for BESS and RES projects, including liaising with DSO/TSO and negotiating grid connection contracts. Designs electrical grid infrastructure, including substations and cable networks, and oversees project execution and commissioning.

Experienced educators are needed to join the Substitute Teacher pool at BBIS Primary School. This on-call position involves supporting classroom teachers, delivering prepared lesson plans, and ensuring student safety. Applicants must have experience working with children in an educational setting, a valid German work permit, and native-level English fluency.

This is a fixed-term contract to replace a maternity/parental leave. The role involves teaching IB Diploma (SL/HL) and MYP English Language & Literature (Grades 6-12). The contract duration is tied to the maternity/parental leave, currently anticipated for the 2026/27 academic year.