English-speaking jobs
Live vacancies in countries and teams where English is the working language. Find roles that do not require the local language.
265 live vacancies
An English-speaking job is a promise, and it is worth checking. Some teams genuinely run in English: standups, documentation, client calls, all of it. Others list the job in English because that is how they advertise, then switch to the local language the moment you walk in. This page focuses on roles where English is the working language, and it keeps the country, team language and any local-language requirement visible. If you are relocating, changing sectors, or working with international clients, filter by the country you can legally work in first, then by the role. Your profile shows your language level honestly — which saves everyone a wasted interview.
What to know before you apply
- English-speaking does not always mean no local language — check the client-facing side.
- State your level honestly (CEFR); it is a filter employers actually use.
- Client-facing roles often need a second language on top of English.
English-speaking jobs: frequently asked questions
Does "English-speaking" mean no local language is needed?
Not necessarily. The working language may be English while client-facing tasks still require the local language, especially in support, sales and public services.
How do I show my English level?
Add it to your profile using a standard scale such as CEFR (B2, C1). A clear level is more useful to employers than "fluent".
Are these jobs open to candidates abroad?
Some are, some are not. The listing shows the country and any work-permit requirement; check it before applying.
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