Jobs & Career
Find work and get hired in Germany.
Employment contract
Find work and get hired in Germany.
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Section tools
Work-Contract Shield
Check the fine print of a German job offer against the law, convert Werkstudent hours into your 140-day budget, and find Dortmund employers who never post on the big job boards.
Contract check (before you sign)
Werkstudent → 140-day converter
Student permits allow 140 full working days per year (§ 16b Abs. 3). Two half-days (≤4h) count as one full day. See what a job offer really costs in days:
Contract autopsy
Paste your German employment contract — we flag clauses that may not be enforceable or are below market. Nothing is uploaded.
General information, not legal advice. For a binding opinion, consult a lawyer or a union (Gewerkschaft).
Top hiring employers in YOUR city (live) →
Who is actually hiring right now? Aggregated nightly from the official federal job feed — enter any German city:
Dortmund's hidden employers (career pages, not job boards)
Large Dortmund-based employers hire continuously on their own career pages — often without posting on Indeed or StepStone. Apply where the queue is short. Links verified by EziLens:
Curated list — official career pages only. Tip: German applications through a company's own portal routinely beat job-board applications on response rate.
All checks are statutory arithmetic (BUrlG, BGB, TzBfG, AufenthG; as cited) — general information, not legal advice (§ 2 RDG).