Munich’s startups are worth €164 billion combined, according to Dealroom and Munich Startup. Deeptech alone employs about 16,000 people, 36% of all startup jobs in the city.
Siemens, BMW, Allianz and Infineon are headquartered in Munich, Celonis, Personio and Helsing grew up here, and Google, Apple and Microsoft run large engineering teams in the city.
Software developers in Munich earn a median €7,284 a month gross, the highest of Germany’s biggest cities, according to the Federal Employment Agency. See tech salaries in Munich.
About 20% of ICT specialists in Germany are women, and the share is not the same in every role.
Munich pays software developers more than any other big German city.
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Women who come up often in Munich tech news and events.
Companies with large tech teams in the area.
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Munich’s startups are worth €164 billion combined, according to Dealroom and Munich Startup. Deeptech alone employs about 16,000 people, 36% of all startup jobs in the city. Software developers in Munich earn a median €7,284 a month gross, the highest of Germany’s biggest cities, according to the Federal Employment Agency.
About 20% of ICT specialists in Germany are women. The share is higher in UX/UI design and product management, and lower in core infrastructure, DevOps and senior engineering.
Where women work in Munich tech →Software developers in Munich earn a median €7,284 a month gross, full-time, according to the Federal Employment Agency’s Entgeltatlas, the highest of Germany’s biggest cities and about 16% above the German median of €6,301.
Tech salaries in Munich →Yes. The Entgeltatlas puts the median monthly pay of women software developers in Germany at €5,675, compared with €6,395 for men, about 11% less. In Munich, startups with at least one woman on the founding team account for about 2,900 jobs.
Women in German tech →Groups in Munich include Women Startup Initiative by UnternehmerTUM, PyLadies Munich and Women in Tech e.V..
All Munich women in tech groups →Yes. OutGeek Women in Tech runs one recruiting event in Munich every year, where hiring teams meet women in tech in person.
Tech recruiting events by city →OutGeek Women in Tech runs recruiting events where hiring teams meet women in tech in person. Our Munich community has more than 2,000 members. Joining is free at outgeek.org.
About OutGeek Women in Tech in Munich →Munich tech employers include Celonis, Personio, Helsing, Google, Apple, Microsoft, Siemens and BMW Group.
Company ratings and open roles →Women who appear often in Munich tech news include Maria Laparidou (Orbem), Julia Rafschneider (NuuEnergy) and Christina Mauer (Einwert).
Notable women in tech in Munich →