English-Speaking Jobs in Chicago

2 English-speaking positions in Chicago

These 2 positions in Chicago list English as a required language, meaning you can apply and work without needing German. Language requirements are identified from each job description, so you don't have to read through every posting to figure out if German is actually needed.

Market insights

Radixexperienced is currently the most active employer hiring for Chicago.

Top hiring companies

Why this matters

Many job postings in Germany are ambiguous about language requirements. A job might be posted in English but still expect German for daily work. Each listing includes explicit language requirements so you know upfront whether English is enough.

Radixexperienced 10 months ago Open for 314+ days Reposted 30 time(s)

Quantitative Technologist

Chicago, United States +2 - English

C++ C
Radixexperienced 10 months ago Open for 314+ days Reposted 29 time(s)

Quantitative Researcher

Chicago, United States +2 - English

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these jobs really not require German?
These positions list English as the required working language. We analyze each job description to identify explicit language requirements. Some roles may list German as 'nice to have' but not required. We surface that distinction so you can decide for yourself.
How many English-speaking jobs are there in Chicago?
There are currently 2 positions in Chicago where English is listed as a required language. This updates daily as companies post and close positions.
What types of roles are typically English-friendly?
Engineering, product, data science, and design roles tend to be the most English-friendly, especially at international companies. Each listing includes the full tech stack and requirements so you can filter by your specific skills.
Can I find jobs in other cities too?
Yes. We track English-speaking positions across multiple cities. Browse jobs in other locations using the related city links, or visit the main search page to filter by any combination of city, tech stack, and language.