English Speaking () Backend Engineer Jobs in the Netherlands

There are 15 English-speaking () Backend Engineer jobs open in the Netherlands right now, most in Berlin (8), Munich (3) and Frankfurt (1), and 1 is remote. Companies hiring the most are CarOnSale, bunch and Nebius; 1 was added in the last 7 days.

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Top companies hiring for () Backend Engineer roles

  1. CarOnSale3 open roles
  2. bunch2 open roles
  3. Nebius2 open roles
  4. Trading2122 open roles
  5. Bounti1 open role
  6. Emma – The Sleep Company1 open role
  7. GALVANY1 open role
  8. Numa1 open role
  9. Peec AI1 open role
  10. TYTAN Technologies GmbH1 open role

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Questions about English-speaking () Backend Engineer jobs

How many English-speaking () Backend Engineer jobs are there in the Netherlands?

EJIN lists 15 open English-speaking jobs for () Backend Engineer roles in the Netherlands as of 24 September 2026. 1 of them was added in the last 7 days. The most recently added is "Senior Backend Engineer (m/f/d)" at TYTAN Technologies GmbH.

Which Dutch cities have the most English-speaking () Backend Engineer jobs?

Most are in Berlin (8), Munich (3) and Frankfurt (1). 1 job is listed as remote.

Which companies are hiring for English-speaking () Backend Engineer jobs in the Netherlands?

The companies with the most open English-speaking roles are CarOnSale (3), bunch (2), Nebius (2), Trading212 (2) and Bounti (1). In total, 10 companies are hiring.

What experience level do English-speaking () Backend Engineer jobs ask for?

By experience level: 11 senior, 3 mid-level and 1 lead. None are currently listed as entry-level or internships.

Do I need to speak Dutch to work as a () Backend Engineer in the Netherlands?

No Dutch level is required for any of the 15 jobs listed here. Every listing passed EJIN's language check, which confirms that English is the working language and rejects postings that make Dutch mandatory or are written in Dutch. Some employers still mention Dutch as a plus.