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Companies in Denmark providing the highest number of English-speaking positions

In Denmark, multinational corporations frequently overlook the need for basic Danish abilities in job listings for non-Danish job seekers. Here's a list of some companies offering the highest number of English positions.

Companies in Denmark providing the highest number of English-speaking positions

Article: Top English Jobs in Denmark's Leading Companies

Hey there, traveler! If you're a non-Danish speaker eyeing job opportunities in the Danish land, then here's a handy guide for you. It's the multinational giants that often cater to your language needs, offering jobs sans the Danish lingo.

Wondering where to start your job hunt? Check out jobsinenglish.dk. This jobs website scours job postings by Danish employers for positions that require only English, even though some of the biggies like Novo Nordisk, Maersk, and Lego aren't currently picked up by the system. Here's a rundown of the employers offering the most English-language jobs in 2024.

DTU, Danmarks Tekniske Universitet claimed the top spot with 244 jobs, mainly for researchers and lecturers with an advanced degree in engineering or a related subject.

Grundfos, a renowned world leader in water solutions, took the second spot with 112 jobs, focusing primarily on people with an engineering background.

MAN Energy Solutions ranked third with 92 jobs, producing engines for container vessels, bulk carriers, and oil tankers. Again, you'd need an engineering background even for a sales role.

Terma, headquartered in Aarhus, produced advanced radar and avionics solutions for the F-35 fighter jet. Most jobs on offer require advanced engineering knowledge.

Topsoe, a chemical and catalyst company, is currently focused on green initiatives. These jobs, too, are likely to be high-skilled.

The remaining spots were filled by the likes of Ørsted, Vestas, Rockwool, Beumer, ABB, Salling Group, Bestseller, and JYSK, among others. The retail industry had fewer representation, but their English-speaking jobs seemed to be focused on IT roles.

Now, these companies specialize in engineering, electronics, or chemicals, meaning they require quite a high skill level. Some fresh insights from our research: if you're into the renewable energy sector, Dantax A/S and Nilfisk are locals to watch. Furthermore, Copenhagen boasts a thriving biotech startup scene, with players like MinervaX, IO Biotech, and Muna Therapeutics requiring engineering-adjacent roles in biomedical devices and process engineering.

Happy hunting! Don't hesitate to reach out to us at news@our website if you have any questions or suggestions.

-The Team

P.S. Want to know what jobs you can do in Denmark with no Danish at all? Check out our article on that!

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Note: The list provided is based on the data available in 2024. For the most up-to-date job postings, we recommend checking the listed companies' career pages directly.

  1. The Danish Technical University (DTU) advertises numerous English-language jobs in the technology sector, particularly for lecturers and researchers with expertise in engineering or a related field.
  2. The general-news sector has reported that Grundfos, a Water Solutions leader, offers 112 English-speaking positions, primarily for individuals with an engineering background.
  3. In the energy sector, MAN Energy Solutions ranked third with 92 English-language job postings, targeting individuals with an engineering background for various roles, including sales.
  4. Terma, which specializes in advanced radar and avionics solutions, has several English-language job openings requiring advanced engineering knowledge.
  5. Topsoe, a chemical and catalyst company emphasizing green initiatives, offers high-skilled English-language jobs, parallel to the ones offered in the biotech startup scene in Copenhagen, such as Muna Therapeutics and MinervaX.
Foreign language job seekers, particularly those not proficient in Danish, frequently discover that large, international firms in Denmark are less likely to demand even basic Danish language skills. The following companies offer the most job opportunities in an English-speaking environment.

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