Europe
Senorix works with job seekers and employers in all 27 EU member states. One recruiter, one process, and honest guidance on how hiring works where you want to be.
Hiring and job seeking in the EU
Europe is not one job market. Languages, contracts, pay conventions and right-to-work rules change from country to country, and so do the industries that are hiring. Our recruiters help candidates understand what applies where they want to work, and help employers reach people who are prepared and genuinely interested.
There is no separate page for each country here. Instead, this page groups the 27 member states by region, so you can see where your skills are in demand and then browse current openings.
Western, Northern, Southern, and Central and Eastern Europe.
English-speaking teams and roles that need another European language.
Real conversations and honest guidance, with no fees for candidates.
All 27 member states
27 countries in four regions. Choose a country to see current openings there.
Western Europe holds many of the largest job markets in the EU. Germany, France and the Netherlands hire widely in engineering, software, logistics and healthcare, while Dublin, Amsterdam and Luxembourg are well known hubs for finance, technology and international business-services teams.
The Nordic and Baltic countries are known for technology, life sciences, clean energy and digital services. Cities such as Stockholm, Copenhagen, Helsinki and Tallinn have active tech scenes, and many teams work in English.
Southern Europe combines established manufacturing in Italy and Spain with fast-growing technology, tourism and shared-service hubs in cities like Lisbon, Barcelona, Madrid and Athens. Multilingual and customer-facing roles are common, and many international employers hire in English.
Central and Eastern Europe is a major base for software development, engineering, manufacturing and business-services centers, with active job markets in Warsaw, Prague, Budapest, Bucharest and Sofia. Many international employers run large English-speaking teams here.
In-demand industries
The same eight industries we recruit for everywhere, and what they tend to look like across the EU.
Working in the EU
General notes only. Details depend on the country, the employer and your own situation.
Who may work, and what paperwork an employer needs, depends on the country. We cannot promise visa sponsorship, and most employers hire candidates who already have the right to work where the job is.
English is widely used in international teams, but many roles ask for the local language or another European language. Each job listing says what is expected.
Probation periods, notice periods and contract types are not the same in every country. Your recruiter will walk you through what to expect before you accept an offer.
Salaries are commonly quoted as a gross annual amount before tax and social contributions, and in some countries as a monthly figure. Take-home pay depends on local rules.
Paid annual leave and public holidays are a normal part of a package, though the amount varies by country and employer.
A concise one to two page CV in English suits most international employers. Your recruiter can advise on local conventions for the country you are targeting.
This page is general information, not legal or immigration advice. Always check current requirements with the relevant authorities for the country you plan to work in.
Featured Europe jobs
7 current openings across the EU.
Build and operate data services for a mobility start-up. English-speaking team, hybrid working in Berlin.
Berlin, Germany€65k – €82k / yr
Posted Oct 8, 2026
Support German-speaking customers of an international software company from a modern Dublin office.
Dublin, Ireland€34k – €40k / yr
Posted Oct 7, 2026
Lead paid and organic growth for a travel-tech company whose customers span southern Europe.
Lisbon, Portugal€36k – €48k / yr
Posted Oct 3, 2026
Lead the monthly close, statutory reporting and controls for a European holding company with operations in six countries.
Amsterdam, Netherlands€85k – €105k / yr
Posted Oct 1, 2026
Improve production lines and support new product introduction for an industrial machinery manufacturer near Milan.
Milan, Italy€42k – €55k / yr
Posted Sep 29, 2026
Coordinate clinical studies at a university hospital, from participant visits to data entry and regulatory paperwork.
Vienna, Austria€45k – €55k / yr
Posted Sep 27, 2026
Send us your resume and tell us which countries you are considering. A recruiter will review it, talk through your options and match you with employers who are hiring.
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