2788 english English-speaking jobs in Amsterdam

A strong command of the English language is a mandatory requirement. ... learning opportunities, such as professional training and certifications, soft skills development, free English

We look forward to seeing your application in English by hitting apply! ... Language Proficiency: Fluency in English ensures effective communication across our diverse team.

· Clear communicator in English; other languages are a plus.

attention to detail, hands-on mentality and thriving in a small team (Nice to have) Strong in Dutch and English

Independent and hands- on mentality Excellent command of English (other additional languages are an advantage

supervisory boards, functional leads, OpCo management teams, and external authorities Excellent command of English

Dutch is not mandatory, but a good command of English is.

mentality, result-driven, improvement- and quality-focused attitude Strong Excel skills Fluency in English

You're fluent in English and can communicate complex ideas with clarity.

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related technical field, or equivalent practical experience; English

Master’s degree in Risk/Finance, knowledge of IT tools and languages (Power BI, VBA), and fluency in English

Required Experience Full professional proficiency in English (Dutch and another additional European language

Solid-water interface investigation at the molecular level Strong verbal and written communication skills in English

Good communication skills in English are a must, and a second European language is a plus.

background related to electrical equipment, and possess: Fluent written and verbal communication skills in English

Fluent in English (verbal and written), preferably fluent in Dutch.

An organised self-starter with a knack for independent work Fluent in English and/or Dutch with excellent

Good communications skills in English.

when needed Empathy for both clients and developers — you're someone who people trust Fluent in English

Good command of written and spoken English is essential.