If you're a senior engineer weighing a move to Germany, these 5 open roles are listed with visa sponsorship on The Stack, and every posting offers relocation support. They'll let you:
Lock down AWS access at a cloud-native bank in Berlin
Move real money through SEPA at a Munich fintech
Build Android and in-browser 3D for digital twins in Munich
Write the flight software for a German rocket startup
Freshness check: we opened every employer posting on 26 October 2026, and all 5 were live. Postings close without warning, so the sooner you apply, the better.
N26 wants a senior SRE to own how engineers and services get into its AWS estate: least-privilege by default, automated and audit-ready.
Perfect for platform and infrastructure engineers who like security work and would rather automate access in Go or Python than approve it by hand.
Key skills: AWS IAM and Organizations; Teleport or a similar PAM/JIT tool; Terraform; Go or Python; Linux and networking (OIDC, SAML, SSH, TLS).
At a glance: Berlin · in the office for a team day each week plus one day of your choice · 5–10 years · posted 23 October (3 days ago) · no salary on the listing
The Stack's take: The newest role on this list. Teleport appears in only 7 other listings on The Stack, so production experience with it puts you in a small pool. N26 has posted 23 roles in Germany on The Stack in the last 90 days, and this posting offers a relocation package with visa support. Best for: an SRE who already thinks in IAM policies.
Find out more: Senior Site Reliability Engineer, Access Team on The Stack
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Build the services that move Scalable Capital customers' money through SEPA, from initiation and validation to returns and reconciliation.
Perfect for backend engineers who care about correctness and traceability, including those who have never worked in payments but want to.
Key skills: Kotlin or Java with Spring Boot; Domain-Driven Design; event-driven systems and API design; AWS (ECS, Lambda); infrastructure as code and CI/CD.
At a glance: Munich · hybrid · posted 21 October (5 days ago) · no salary on the listing
The Stack's take: Scalable is the busiest hirer in this roundup: 55 of its roles in Germany landed on The Stack in the last 90 days. Kotlin shows up in 38 of the 311 German listings from that window. Payments experience is a plus, not a must: the posting asks for an interest in financial workflows "or the curiosity to learn them quickly". Founded in 2014, the company has over 700 people across Munich, Berlin, Vienna, Milan and London, and offers relocation support and free German classes. Best for: a JVM backend engineer who wants to work on money movement.
Co-own the Android codebase for NavVis IVION Go, the app that shows manufacturing clients the digital-twin data around them on site.
Perfect for Android engineers with deep Kotlin experience who want to build spatial, AR-style experiences instead of another feed.
Key skills: Kotlin Coroutines and Flow; Jetpack Compose, Room, Lifecycle and ViewModel; Retrofit; Koin; TDD/BDD with JUnit and Espresso; CI/CD.
At a glance: Munich · hybrid · 8+ years of Android · posted 20 October (6 days ago) · no salary on the listing
The Stack's take: The bar is high: 8+ years of Android, plus what the posting calls "agentic AI coding proficiency", meaning you shape how the team works with AI tools, not just use them. ARCore, game-engine or 3D rendering experience is "a strong differentiator". Expect a screening call and up to 5 interview rounds. NavVis offers full visa and relocation support and 30 days of paid time off. Best for: a senior Android engineer who wants a product with real 3D in it.
Find out more: Senior Software Engineer Android (Kotlin) on The Stack
Own how NavVis IVION renders billions of points, 3D Gaussian splats, meshes and panoramas as interactive scenes in the browser.
Perfect for graphics engineers who want their work to run anywhere a browser does, and TypeScript developers who already live in Three.js and shaders.
Key skills: WebGL2, Three.js and GLSL; 3D maths and spatial data structures (octrees, BVHs, KD-trees); level of detail and culling; TypeScript. WebGPU, Rust or WebAssembly are nice to have.
At a glance: Munich · hybrid · posted 15 October (11 days ago) · no salary on the listing
The Stack's take: The rarest role here: it is the only listing in Germany on The Stack in the last 90 days that asks for WebGL. It is one of 6 NavVis roles posted in that time, which is why the company appears twice. The process is a screening call and up to 4 interview rounds. Best for: someone who profiles GPU frames for fun.
Lead the software that makes the rockets fly: deterministic embedded code for propulsion and flight computers, plus telemetry, telecommand and ground systems.
Perfect for embedded engineers from aerospace, defence, automotive or robotics who want to lead, and still debug on real hardware.
Key skills: C or C++ for real-time systems; an RTOS or embedded Linux; hardware interfaces and drivers; TCP/IP, UDP and data serialisation; HIL/SIL testing.
At a glance: Germany (no city given) · on-site · posted 12 October (14 days ago) · no salary figure; the posting promises "top-decile compensation"
The Stack's take: Go in with eyes open on two things. The company is in stealth, so you won't know its name until you talk to them. And the posting says contracts are built around a 48-hour working week. In return, every employee gets stock options, meals are provided daily, there is free shared company housing, and relocation covers flights, shipping and visas. The company says it already launches suborbital and ballistic rockets regularly and is working toward an orbital rocket. Best for: an embedded lead who wants hardware that leaves the ground.
Find out more: Lead Flight Software Engineer on The Stack
Before you apply: the salary line that matters
None of these 5 listings states a salary, so ask for the base figure early. For an EU Blue Card in 2026 the job must pay at least €50,700 gross a year. The bar drops to €45,934.20 for shortage occupations, which include academic STEM professionals, if the Federal Employment Agency approves the job. IT professionals without a degree can qualify at that lower figure with at least 3 years of IT experience in the last 7. Source: Make it in Germany, the German government's official portal.
How we picked these
We started from the 20 senior engineering listings in Germany added to The Stack in the last 30 days, all marked as offering visa sponsorship. Then we opened each employer's posting. Two we planned to feature, Clera's Senior Software Engineer (Voice AI / Backend) and Zalando's React / React Native Senior Software Engineer, had already been taken down, so they're not here. Everything in "At a glance" and "The Stack's take" comes from the employer's own posting or from counts of listings on The Stack.
Wrapping up
Start with the role that matches the stack you already use every day. New visa-sponsored jobs land on The Stack every morning, and the best senior ones land here.
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