Climate & Energy Startup Jobs in Berlin, Germany

Berlin has 194 open roles at 23 early-stage climate and energy startups, 12% of them remote. Where pay is stated it is typically EUR 29.4k to 77.5k, with a median of EUR 75k. 6 are new this week.

What startups in climate and energy build

Startups here work on generation, electrification and the equipment that ties them into the grid. Much of it is physical, so deployment, permitting and field work matter as much as the software. Expect roles that mix engineering with getting hardware installed and running somewhere real.

Who is hiring in Berlin

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  • 194open roles
  • 23startups hiring
  • 12%remote

Salary

Annual pay for this page’s roles that state a salary, in EUR. The typical range covers the middle half of those postings.

  • €75Kmedian pay
  • €29Ktypical range: lower
  • €78Ktypical range: upper

Based on 16 postings stating pay in EUR.

Pay figures come from the 16 postings on this page that state a salary.

The hiring market

Berlin accounts for 50% of Germany's 390 open roles.

Experience

Most roles are intern: 26% of those that state a level. 49% are junior or intern.

Experience level

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Questions people ask

How much do startup jobs in Berlin pay?

Typically EUR 29.4k to 77.5k a year, with a median of EUR 75k, where the posting states a salary.

Which startups are hiring in Berlin?

VREY (34 roles), Reonic (25) and trawa (21) have the most; 23 startups are hiring in total.

Can I work remotely?

12% of these roles are remote; the rest are in Berlin.

Do I need to be intern?

Most roles are intern (26% of those that state a level), and 49% are junior or intern.

Are new roles coming in?

6 were posted this week.

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