How much do startups pay in Germany?

The first comprehensive startup salary survey in Germany shows that Berliners earn higher salaries and experience more job satisfaction. Berlin startups have an extreme gender pay gap! Among full-time startup employees in Berlin, the median salary for males is €3,333, while females reported a median salary of €2,500.

What is Berlin salary?

Salary rankings by profession

Job type	Median salary (USD)	Salary ranking compared to all cities
QA Engineer	$51,631	69/265
Product Manager	$51,239	128/265
Software Engineer	$49,580	104/265
Data Scientist	$49,334	124/265

What are the requirements to work in Germany?

Requirements to work in Germany 1 Work visas in Germany. If you’re from the European Union (EU) or European Free Trade Association (EFTA), you don’t need a permit to work in Germany as long as you 2 Language requirements to work in Germany. 3 Qualifications to work in Germany. 4 Tax and social security numbers in Germany.

Can I work in Germany as self-employed or freelancer?

If you have a viable business idea or are skilled in a trade that is in demand, you can work in Germany as self-employed or a freelancer.

What is the average working week in Germany?

The average working week in Germany is around 40 hours per week, although the maximum working week is 48 hours. An employee can work up to 10 hours a day if the average hours per day doesn’t exceed eight over a 24-week period.

How many European tech startups are there?

This year’s list of the best 121 European tech startups is an eclectic mix of hyper-growth scaleups, small creative startups and everything in between. Download a carefully-curated .csv of over 9,200+ fast-growing European tech companies you can research, apply to and do business with.