Professions — Working Life in Germany
Definition, education path and tasks of 3.560 professions in Germany — from Bundesagentur für Arbeit data.
3.560 professions
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Informatik (grundständig)
In Germany, a Bachelor's degree in **Informatik** (Computer Science) is a profession requiring university education, offering fundamental scientific and practical knowledge in the...
See details →Informatik (weiterführend)
In Germany, Advanced IT Specialists take on critical roles in the development, management, analysis, and optimization of complex IT systems. These professionals have a deep underst...
See details →Informatiker/Informatikerin
In Germany, Computer Scientists (Informatiker/Informatikerin) undertake critical tasks such as hardware and software development, programming, and modification in the context of co...
See details →Information-Architect
In Germany, Information-Architects are specialists who design the structure of complex information presentations such as websites, databases, or intranets, and develop user-friendl...
See details →Informations- und Telekommunikationssystem-Elektroniker/Informations-...
In Germany, IT System Electronics Technicians are specialists who design, install, and configure information technology (IT) systems, their components, and networks. Professionals...
See details →Informations-, Kommunikationstechnik (grundständig)
Experts in the field of Information and Communication Technology (Informations-, Kommunikationstechnik) in Germany play a critical role in the development, implementation, and mana...
See details →Informations-, Kommunikationstechnik (weiterführend)
In Germany, advanced expertise in the field of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) signifies a critical role that involves designing, developing, managing, and optimiz...
See details →Informations-Broker/Informations-Brokerin
In Germany, Information Brokers (Informations-Broker/Informations-Brokerin) are professionals who meticulously research, evaluate, and then present specialized information from var...
See details →Informationselektroniker/Informationselektronikerin
In Germany, an **Informationselektroniker/in** (Information Electronics Technician) analyzes customer needs for various information technology and communication systems such as tel...
See details →Informationsmanagement (grundständig)
In Germany, the **Informationsmanagement** (Information Management) bachelor's program prepares students to effectively manage modern information systems and processes by providing...
See details →Informationsmanagement (weiterführend)
This profession in Germany describes specialists who optimize the information flow, storage, and access for institutions and companies, manage complex information systems, and lead...
See details →Informationsmanager/Informationsmanagerin
In Germany, Information Managers are professionals who acquire, manage, analyze, and transfer information, and also develop information and communication technology systems for the...
See details →Informationssicherheitsbeauftragter/Informationssicherheitsbeauftragte
In Germany, Information Security Officers establish and manage Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) to protect companies' information technology (IT) systems and data. Pr...
See details →Informationstechnikermeister/Informationstechnikermeisterin/Bachelor P...
In Germany, an Informationstechnikermeister/in is a professional in the information technology sector who plans business processes, manages expert personnel, and, when necessary, c...
See details →Informationswissenschaftler/Informationswissenschaftlerin
In Germany, Information Scientists (Informationswissenschaftler/Informationswissenschaftlerin) are experts who develop innovative systems and methods for the fast, efficient, and u...
See details →Infotainment-Entwickler/Infotainment-Entwicklerin
In Germany, Infotainment-Entwickler/Entwicklerinnen are IT specialists who design, develop, and implement software and applications, especially for infotainment systems in passenge...
See details →Infrastrukturmanagement (grundständig)
Infrastructure Management is a Bachelor's degree program in Germany that provides fundamental scientific and practical knowledge in critical areas such as transport infrastructures...
See details →Infrastrukturmanagement (weiterführend)
In Germany, Infrastructure Management Specialists are key professionals responsible for the planning, development, implementation, and management of complex infrastructure projects...
See details →Ingenieur/Ingenieurin - Sport
Sports Engineers play an important role in Germany, developing, designing, producing, and supervising all kinds of sports equipment and materials. Additionally, they actively parti...
See details →Ingenieur/Ingenieurin für Abfallwirtschaft
In Germany, Waste Management Engineers (Ingenieur/Ingenieurin für Abfallwirtschaft) develop, design, and the necessary facilities, equipment, and machinery for the collection, proc...
See details →Ingenieur/Ingenieurin für Agrartechnik
Agricultural Technology Engineers in Germany develop, design, and optimize technical processes for crop production and animal husbandry using agricultural machinery. Additionally,...
See details →Ingenieur/Ingenieurin für Angewandte Mechanik
In Germany, Applied Mechanical Engineers (Ingenieur/Ingenieurin für Angewandte Mechanik) are specialists who design, develop, and construct machines, devices, and individual compon...
See details →Ingenieur/Ingenieurin für Augenoptik/Optometrie
In Germany, Ophthalmic Optics and Optometry Engineers advise people with vision impairments on selecting suitable vision aids (such as glasses, contact lenses, etc.), produce these...
See details →Ingenieur/Ingenieurin für Automatisierungstechnik
Professionals working as an Automation Engineer (Ingenieur/Ingenieurin für Automatisierungstechnik) in Germany are responsible for the development, management, and supervision of s...
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