ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORKING STUDENT JOBS IN BERLIN
A Werkstudent contract is the most common way into Berlin tech for anyone still enrolled: up to 20 hours a week during the semester, a real team, a real salary, and no German test at the door. Most listings on the big boards mix these in with everything else and half of them quietly want fluent German. Every role below is a working student or internship position at a Berlin startup that works in English, checked against the company's own careers page this morning. If you are on a student visa, the 20-hour rule applies to you too, and the companies here know it.
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FAQ
Yes. The legal requirement is that you are enrolled at a university, not that you speak German. The company sets the language, and every role on this page works in English.
Up to 20 hours a week during the semester and full time in the semester break. International students on a study visa have the same limit, counted in days per year.
Usually €14 to €20 an hour, with engineering and data roles at the top of that range. Some startups pay more for a second-year working student who already knows the codebase.
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