For English-speaking professionals in Berlin
Berlin jobs that don't need German.
winq reads company career pages and keeps only the Berlin jobs you can take: in English, at your level, above your pay floor when the ad states pay.
Free for your first 3 searches. No card. Pricing
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Senior Backend Engineer, Payments
Kellerwerk · Berlin (Hybrid 2 days)
Payments backend is the work on your CV, on a senior IC track with no management ladder. The ad lists no on-call terms; ask.
Write to Lena Fischer, listed as Engineering Manager
- HiddenSenior Product Manager · Harbourline · Berlin (German required)Your deal-breaker: English
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Senior Backend Engineer, Payments
Kellerwerk · Berlin (Hybrid 2 days)
Payments backend is the work on your CV, on a senior IC track with no management ladder. The ad lists no on-call terms; ask.
Write to Lena Fischer, listed as Engineering Manager
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Senior Product Designer
Spreeline · Berlin (Hybrid 3 days)
A senior design seat on a team that already works in English, close to the portfolio you show. Three office days a week is the cost.
You know Jonas Weber there
- HiddenSenior Product Manager · Harbourline · Berlin (German required)Your deal-breaker: English
winq never applies for you and never sends anything in your name. No company or recruiter sees your CV.
What winq does, and what it leaves to you.
Your rules are final.
Say remote only, or a pay floor, once. A job whose ad breaks it never shows up.
Every job says why.
One plain sentence on why it fits you, and what to check first.
Every job shows your way in.
Someone you know there, a person winq found at the company, or who to look for on LinkedIn. You write and send the message. winq never applies or writes to anyone for you.
Questions
Before you sign up
Is winq free?
You can start free, with no card: your first 3 searches, one when you finish setup, then two more follow on their own. After those, the plan page explains the ways to keep searching. winq never charges per application, because it never applies for you.
How does winq know a job needs German?
It reads the posting. A job written in German, or one that asks for German at a level you don't have ("fließend Deutsch", "C1", "verhandlungssicher"), is dropped. "German is a plus" and "no German needed" still show, and so does a posting that says nothing clear about language.
How is winq different from a job board or an AI job matcher?
On a job board a filter is a suggestion: a remote search still shows hybrid jobs and reposts. AI job matchers rank jobs but may still show ones that break your rules. Job trackers organize jobs you already found. winq does the finding: it reads company career pages on its own, drops every job whose ad breaks a deal-breaker or is no longer listed, and gives each job left a reason and your best way in. It never applies for you.
Does winq apply to jobs for me?
No. winq never applies for you, never messages anyone and never sends anything in your name. It finds the jobs and the way in to each.
What does winq do with my résumé?
Your résumé is stored privately and no company or recruiter sees it. winq's servers read it, and its text goes to the AI that analyzes it to draft your profile and your notes. Delete a résumé, or your account, and the file is deleted.
Where does winq find jobs?
On company career pages, many of them hosted as job boards on Ashby, Greenhouse, Lever and other applicant tracking systems, and in a few public job lists, like Hacker News Who's Hiring. Company career pages carry jobs that the big job sites often miss.
Four steps to your first search.
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Create an account
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Check your deal-breakers
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Add your résumé when you can
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Read your first feed