Germany
Eursap recruits the best German speaking SAP Talent for the most prestigious companies in Germany.
With over 26,000 German SAP Consultants registered, plus a further 6,000 German-speaking SAP candidates across Europe, our Recruitment capability for SAP expertise in Germany is truly unrivalled. Eursap has a long and successful record supporting Clients such as Bayer, Continental and Puma and we continue to expand our network and delivery capabilities in the birthplace and home of SAP.
SAP Talent in Germany
(Eursap has a network of over 175,000 SAP candidates in Europe - below is just a small sample of what we have to offer! If you are looking for other SAP skills please register your SAP Job Vacancy or register for SAP Talent Updates. We are available to discuss your hiring needs at any time.)
Trusted SAP recruitment partner to over 275 clients in Europe
SAP Jobs Germany
(If you can't find what you are looking for please Register Your CV with us, so we can contact you when something suitable comes up. If you know somebody else suitable for any of our vacancies, please use our Referral Scheme)
Eursap finds exceptional SAP experts and places them in the most desirable SAP Jobs in Germany
Whether you’re looking for a position as an SAP consultant, developer, or manager, Eursap can help. As Europe's leading SAP Recruitment Agency, we offer job listings across Germany for a huge range of SAP careers and contract assignments. We have SAP Job opportunities across Germany, from Berlin to Munich, with North Rhine-Westphalia – NRW (Cologne, Düsseldorf, Dortmund and Essen) being one of our busiest regions.
Hear from our SAP Talent
Germany
"Eursap arranged my current assignment at a chemical company in Berlin. They have a great reputation and SAP network across Germany. I highly recommend their services to anyone requiring SAP Recruitment services"
FAQs
The easiest way is to register your CV via our website, or email your CV to cvs@eursap.eu. You will then receive automatic email SAP Job notifications. You can also bookmark our SAP Jobs page and follow Eursap on LinkedIn.
Eursap typically delivers CVs to clients within 1-2 days for temporary SAP contractor vacancies and 5-10 days for permanent SAP staffing vacancies. Register your SAP vacancy with us here.
This varies depending upon level of experience, specific area/module of SAP, industry sector etc. Gross basic annual salaries for permanently employed SAP Consultants in Germany range between €70,000 to €140,000/annum. Daily rates for SAP contractors/freelancers in Germany range between €700 to €1200/day. Check out Eursap's latest SAP job vacancies to see what's currently on offer.
Our USPs include: A strong local network (26,093 registered Germany-based SAP Consultants), a proven record supporting clients in Germany such as Bayer, Continental and Puma, the best recruitment tools and job boards for the German SAP market, quick delivery, quality delivery, local market knowledge and so much more!
Read more about what differentiates Eursap here:
Most full time jobs in Germany require 7-8 hours a day, 5 times a week. This includes a 30-60 minute lunch break. Overall, the average working week is between 36-40 hours.
The average cost of living for a single person living in Germany including rent is between €1399 and €1989 a month. A family of four however would be looking at €3445 across Germany, but this jumps to €5094 in Munich.
To apply for a work visa in Germany you need to get a job offer first. Then, you need to submit an application according to the instructions (including the necessary documents), pay a fee and go through a visa interview. A decision will usually be made between 1-3 months. You might not need a work visa and could immediately apply for a residence permit if you’re a citizen of the EEA/EU, USA, Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Switzerland or the Republic of Korea.
Although speaking German is a highly important skill for working in Germany, some SAP Jobs are available for non-German speakers if they are well-qualified candidates. Many global corporations have English-speaking roles in major German cities.