337 ux ausbildung+german English-speaking jobs in Munich

in a defence / dual-use environment and eligibility to obtain a national security clearance (VS-NfD) German

proficiency in English is mandatory, while German is an advantage. ... Pathway 1: For candidates working in Munich and supporting primarily German-speaking customers, business-level

solutions and execute without waiting for someone to give you the next task Fluent English is mandatory; German

German is a plus. Entrepreneurial and proactive.

Confident communication in English; German is a plus.

Confident communication in English; German is a plus.

German is a plus.

the management board and stakeholders can make decisions based on them business-fluent English and German

high-skilled team and make a difference with your code every day Fluent English, eagerness to learn German

value and where simpler approaches are the better choice  Language You communicate fluently in English; German

Fluency in German is a strong plus You have a product-oriented mindset, want to build a great product

Languages Excellent English communication skills (written and spoken) German language skills are a plus

educational storytelling that has a positive impact on potentially millions of people Fluent English skills, German

planning and reporting tools such as Anaplan and Power BI is a plus Fluent written and spoken English, German

focus: you care about what ships, what runs, and what users experience You speak fluent English (C1); German

Communication Skills: Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English (German is a plus)

Salary: Competitive and dependent on experience 60k - 95K EUR Start: Flexible, candidates with standard German

even without fully established processes You are fluent in English; you are based on-site in Munich (German

comparable field – or equivalent hands-on experience that speaks louder than the diploma fluent in English; German

analytical, leadership, and communication skills, Fluent in English; knowledge of Portuguese, French, or German