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German-speaking jobs in Switzerland

805 live roles in Switzerland whose postings ask for German, freshest first, 97 fully remote. The requirement is read from the posting text itself, a line like "fluent German required", so a role that merely happens to be written in German is not counted. Apply at the source. See which of these your skills already reach.

Working in Switzerland, from these 805 postings

Workload, language and place, read from the postings themselves. Swiss employers write the workload into the title and name the language they need; both are counted here, nothing is inferred.

66%Open below 100% (of 334 stating a workload)
GermanLanguage asked for most (805 state one)
ZürichMost named location (154)

Language stated in the posting

Postings that name the language explicitly. The rest usually assume the canton’s own language.

Workload stated in the title

  • 80 to 100%147
  • 100%114
  • 80%14
  • 60%9

A range ending in 100% means full time is offered and less is negotiable.

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Quick answers

How many German-speaking jobs in Switzerland are open right now?

805 live openings, refreshed with the nightly scrape; the newest was posted Sep 10. A page like this only exists while it clears a minimum of live listings, so the count is real inventory, never padding. Every preloaded search: browse the board.

Do these jobs need fluent German, or just some?

Every one of the 805 postings here names German as a requirement in its own text, which is the only thing we count; we do not read the level, so “good German” and “native German” both land here. Open the posting for the exact wording before you apply. 382 of them also ask for English, and 156 of them also ask for French. All roles in Switzerland: jobs in Switzerland.

Are part-time German-speaking roles common in Switzerland?

Swiss postings state the workload in the title as a percentage of a full week, and 334 of the 805 German-speaking roles here do. 220 of those open the door below 100 percent, 114 are full time only. The commonest stated ranges: 80 to 100% (147), 100% (114), 80% (14), 60% (9). A range like 80 to 100 percent means the employer will take four days a week; it is a real option to negotiate, not a formality.

Where in Switzerland are the German-speaking roles?

By the location named in the posting: Zürich (154), Bern (80), Basel (35), Biel (19), Zug (18), Lucerne (12). 97 of the 805 are fully remote. Cantons differ in language and in permit practice, so the city is worth checking before the salary.

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Listings backfilled from re-displayable sources (company career pages, remote-job boards, and public-sector postings), freshest first, refreshed with the nightly scrape. A sample is shown here; see the full filtered board. Each links out to apply at the original posting; salary shown where the posting states it.

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