Tech Jobs Europe

[...] What geographical areas are currently doing well in the UK tech sector? We examine the top ten locations for job growth, and opportunities in the digital sector [...]

[...] and see if it will help the area compete with Berlin, the other European golden child of the tech sector. The tech sector on the other hand seems to be offering the growth and attractiveness in [...]

[...] living. If you can speak English you will stand a good chance of finding work in the IT and Tech sector in Berlin, a sector that is still growing within the city. If you are the entrepreneurial sort [...]

[...] So you are seeking to find a job in Berlins hustling and busting tech sector? We love Berlin and while some areas are not the hottest, it can be this mix of a little bit of [...]

[...] is mixed. With 95% less stage 3 (efficiency) and stage 4 (scape) capital available that in silicon valley. This means that incubators and self funding projects are more common as venture capitalist [...]

[...] Europe’s Answer(s) to Silicon Valley: What Europe lacks in IT pedigree, when compared to the seasoned start-ups and IT and Tech [...]

[...] in the tech and IT sector, a real powerhouse is emerging. “The only comparable hub to Silicon Valley. It offers a wide range of support networks, capital infrastructure and diverse talent.” [...]

[...] within 25 miles of London, compared to 43,000 for New York and only 11,000 for San Francisco/Silicon Valley. London’s share of the combined US-UK tech/info sector has been rising over time, from 5.8 [...]

[...] of these jobs continues and area such as Tech City London and Berlin are seen as hot beds for new jobs and opportunities. The reality is that tech and IT permeates a much deeper area in terms of [...]

[...] European wide partnership in various cities would bring about the quoted figure of 50,000 new jobs, so where would they all come from? Uber CEO Travis Kalanick told the DLD conference; “If [...]

[...] £12 billion within the next 10 years. This will hopefully lead to an increase of some 46,000 new jobs in the city. With London’s digital economy set to grow by 5.1% this will mean that many new IT [...]

[...] , so Italy and Spain and Portugal, could be a likely set of countries. The truth behind new jobs: What may be missing from this data is the staff and work needed to produce and manage automated [...]

[...] general saving techniques will be with consultants who understand top level approaches to IT and tech jobs and opportunities present. One case in point would be marketing automation and other system [...]

[...] positions. Recent research however could provide us with a bit more understanding of what new tech jobs in Europe, from IT jobs in Berlin and London to Tech jobs in Italy and Spain really mean for [...]

[...] London is continuing to see a massive increase in IT and Tech jobs migrating to the UK’s capital as the area around ‘silicon roundabout’ continues to grow as a [...]

[...] sector match up, is this tech business model still in play in Europe’s hot bed of IT and Tech jobs? History and the bubble: It appears that back in the late 90′s German VC’s were later [...]

[...] There is a train of thought (especially prevalent in the 80′s and 90′s) that technology jobs would make mans work redundant, and that machines and processes would undermine jobs, wages, [...]

[...] and privacy, and thought leadership. There is no doubt that the European job market for technology jobs is going through a growth period, and we hope that ideas such as this are seen through and [...]

[...] Many people are of the opinion that technology jobs reduce human jobs and we are heading for a position where we are all displaced from our [...]

[...] the new tech craze in startups which in turn are creating countless IT jobs in Berlin. Tech start-ups have become immensely popular amongst English speakers since German is usually not a [...]

[...] ! So is the risk averse German mindset really ready to embrace the high risk strategies of tech start-ups moulded by Californian glitz, glamour and utter failures? Silicon Valley IT giants have [...]

[...] and fun, as well as IT and tech job opportunities Berlin seems to keep growing in stature for tech start-ups and the like. Special area of expertise, if any? New initiatives are popping up and more [...]

[...] concentrated population wise, so while the figures are a great indicator of the success of tech start-ups and tech as an employer in the region. Note: The statistics and figures are not to be [...]

[...] for English speakers. We know that this niche is particularly in demand for the IT and technology sector as many graduates and professionals in this area have a decent level of English language [...]

[...] is yours There are still a tonne of other roles that will be needed in the IT and Technology sector in years to come but knowing what you are good at and what is in demand really can [...]

[...] largely tainted ethical core. Some 600,000 people are now employed in the digital and technology sector within London said Tech City’s annual report This report also claims that the [...]

We wanted to welcome you to the new home of Tech and IT jobs here in Europe. The site will be bringing you fresh jobs, news and advice on how to get [...]

[...] on various unconventional websites and feel free to visit our endless stream of vacancies at Tech Jobs Europe, Europe’s leading IT and Tech online recruitment portal for start-ups and [...]

[...] Here at Tech Jobs Europe we are constantly building relationships up with new clients who have jobs in Berlin for [...]

[...] of unemployment within the tech and IT sector. Great places to look for work: While the startup sector is not always a reliable source of long term jobs, if you are seeking a position in one of [...]

[...] offering great places to work and meet like minds. But is Germany and Berlin ready for the startup sector? In an interview in Spiegel, Rösler, a member of the pro-business Free Democratic Party (FDP) [...]