Top Companies Hiring for Data & AI Jobs in Berlin (Oct 2026)

JobRise Team7 min read

You're job hunting in Berlin and every listing blurs together, so you want to know which companies are actually hiring for data and AI work right now. Here's the honest picture from our live feed: 64 open Data & AI jobs in Berlin, as of 14 October 2026. That's the whole slice, counted as open listings, not a market survey.

Sixty-three of those 64 went up in the last 30 days. Fifty-eight landed in the last 7 days alone. The market is moving fast this month.

Who's hiring, ranked by open listings#

Ten employers hold most of the slice. Counts below are open listings on 14 October 2026, exactly as our feed shows them.

Vinteden (4). Delivery Hero (4). Voize (3). Rematiq Gmbh (3). Enpal (2). Legartis (2). Skdse (2). idealo internet GmbH (2). atlantic.vc (2). raisin (2).

Two names tie at the top. That matters when you plan your week, because it means you can't just pick one "clear leader" and pour everything into it.

One honest note: some of these are recruiters or staffing firms, not end employers. Vinteden, Skdse, atlantic.vc: check what the listing actually is before you write a cover letter, because pitching a staffing firm like a product company reads wrong.

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What the roles actually look like#

Titles tell you more than company names do. Here's what's open in the slice right now.

Enpal has "Data & Analytics Manager (f/m/x)" and "BI & Data Analytics Team Lead (f/m/x)". PlanD: Die Software für Gebäudedienstleister lists "Analytics & Agent Engineer (m/f/x)". Smartly wants a "Senior Data Platform Engineer". SumUp is hiring a "Senior Machine Learning Engineer".

Getquin has "Senior Product Manager, Wealth & AI (f/m/d)". rebuy lists "Senior Analyst, Pricing & Revenue Optimization (m/f/x)". Merantix has "Operations & Events Associate (Merantix AI Campus)".

See the pattern? Senior, lead, manager. Not intern.

The entry-level problem, stated plainly#

Zero of 64 listings show an intern, graduate, junior, or trainee title. Zero. If you're early career, this slice is not where you'll find your first role advertised.

Don't panic. Two things follow from this. First, "senior" in a title is often a wish list, not a hard gate: apply anyway if you hit maybe 60% of the requirements, because the recruiter skims for 6 seconds and keyword match beats your exact years. Second, the entry-level market in Berlin moves through referrals and internal pipelines, not job boards, so your networking work matters more than your CV polish right now.

How Berlin compares with Germany#

Berlin holds 64 of the 144 Data & AI listings open across all of Germany. That's a big share for one city.

For wider context, our JobRise Hiring Report: Germany tracks 581 open listings in Berlin across all categories. So data and AI is a real slice of the city's hiring, not a rounding error.

Worth knowing: this snapshot is Berlin-only for the top cities breakdown. If you're flexible on city, the country total of 144 tells you there's meaningful demand outside the ring too.

How to target each type of employer#

Product companies like Delivery Hero, SumUp, idealo internet GmbH, raisin, Enpal, and rebuy want to see business impact. Numbers. Revenue moved, costs cut, decisions unblocked. Show the metric in your bullet, not the tech stack.

Recruiters and staffing firms want speed and clarity. They need to know your stack, your availability date, your visa status, and your rate or salary expectation in the first three lines. Don't bury it.

Small teams like Voize, Legartis, and Getquin want range. One person who can build the pipeline, run the analysis, and talk to a stakeholder. Show all three, or you'll read as too narrow.

Places like Merantix and atlantic.vc sit closer to the ecosystem than to a single product team. For those, your network matters more than your bullet points.

Before you reach out anywhere, run the free company insights tool on the specific employer. It pulls together what's public about the company so you walk in knowing something real.

Referral and outreach scripts#

Cold outreach works when it's short and specific. Long messages get ignored.

Referral ask, to someone you know a little:

"Hi [Name], hope you're good. I saw [Company] has a Senior Data Platform Engineer open and it lines up with what I've been doing on pipelines at [your current/last role]. Would you be comfortable passing my CV internally? Happy to send a two-line blurb you can forward. No worries at all if not."

Cold message, to a hiring manager or team lead:

"Hi [Name], I'm a data analyst with 4 years in SQL and Python, most recently pricing work at [company]. I saw your Senior Analyst, Pricing & Revenue Optimization role and the revenue angle caught my eye. Would you have 15 minutes this week or next for a quick call? I'll keep it short."

Note what's in there: your stack, your years, the exact role title, and a tiny ask. Not your life story.

The 7-step plan#

Here's the order I'd work in, over two weeks.

  • Pull the full list of 64 listings and mark the 10 companies above as priority targets
  • Split them: product companies vs recruiters vs small teams, and write a different first line for each
  • Check the company insights tool on your top 5 before you write anything
  • Rewrite your CV bullets with numbers: revenue, cost, time saved, users served
  • Send 5 referral asks and 5 cold messages per day, weekday mornings, Berlin time
  • Track every send in a spreadsheet: company, contact, date, reply, next step
  • Follow up once after 5 working days, then move on, because chasing a third time burns the contact

Week one is research and CV work. Week two is outreach at that pace. That's 50 touches in ten working days, which is the level where you'll actually see replies.

What to watch next month#

The 58 listings from the last 7 days tell you this slice refreshes fast. Re-run your search weekly, not monthly.

Titles are shifting toward "agent" and "AI" hybrid roles, like the Analytics & Agent Engineer at PlanD. If your CV only says "data analyst", you're missing those.

FAQ#

Which company has the most Data & AI openings in Berlin right now?

Vinteden and Delivery Hero tie at 4 open listings each, per our feed on 14 October 2026. Voize and Rematiq Gmbh follow at 3 each. Counts move weekly, so recheck before you plan your applications.

Are there any junior or entry-level data jobs in Berlin in this snapshot?

None of the 64 listings carry an intern, graduate, junior, or trainee title as of 14 October 2026. If you're early career, focus on referrals and speculative applications, and apply to "senior" roles where you meet around 60% of the requirements.

Do these Berlin data and AI jobs list salary information?

No listing in this slice shows a salary. For typical reported ranges in Germany, check the current official sources and salary surveys, and always confirm the number directly with the employer before you negotiate.

Should I apply to recruiters and staffing firms or only to product companies?

Apply to both, but adjust your message. Recruiters want your stack, availability, and salary range up front; product companies want business impact and metrics in your bullets.

How often does this data change?

Very often. Of the 64 open listings, 58 were posted in the last 7 days and 63 in the last 30 days as of 14 October 2026. Re-run your search weekly so you're applying to fresh roles, not closed ones.

Send this to whoever has the interview this week.