Working in Romania in English — the live report

Not a survey and never stale: everything below is computed from the 2,579 live job ads and 121 researched companies in our dataset as of 2026-07-21, and recomputes every morning. Cite any number with a link — the /stats page carries the source mix.

95%of ads need no Romanian2,447English-friendly openings live€60.5kmedian advertised salary63%remote or hybrid-remote

Which sectors hire in English

Sectors with at least 10 live ads, by volume. "English-friendly" = no Romanian requirement stated in the ad.

SectorLive adsEnglish-friendlyMedian advertised
Software & IT73398%€51.9k
Customer Support11897%€66.7k
Architecture & Construction10191%
Sales & BizDev9699%€70.6k
Data & Analytics8899%€75.6k
Finance & Accounting81100%€61k
Manufacturing & Production7888%
Marketing63100%€133k
Legal & Compliance5978%
Logistics & Transport5596%
Healthcare & Pharma4852%
Design & Creative4698%€93.8k

Where the English-friendly jobs are

CityEnglish-friendly openings
București462
Cluj-Napoca139
Timișoara130
Iași93
Sibiu31
Constanța19
Brașov17
Craiova6

The employer side

121 researched companies in the directory; 42 show live English-friendly openings right now — the ranked list is at /companies/hiring. Entry routes: the classic first doors are customer support, hospitality and shared services — see entry-level & internships.

The questions this report answers

What share of jobs in Romania can you get without Romanian?

95% of the 2,579 live ads we track don't state a Romanian requirement, and 389 are explicitly English-only — as of 2026-07-21, recomputed daily.

Which sectors in Romania hire English speakers the most?

By live volume right now: Software & IT (733 ads, 98% English-friendly), Customer Support (118 ads, 97% English-friendly), Architecture & Construction (101 ads, 91% English-friendly). The full table on this page updates with the daily refresh.

What do jobs in Romania advertise in salary?

Among the 13% of ads that disclose pay, the middle half advertises €32.3k–€117k gross/year (median €60.5k). Advertised pay skews toward employers confident enough to publish it.

Methodology

Sources: employers' own career feeds, curated boards and official sources; every ad links to its original posting. Language requirement is detected per ad (explicit statements + ad language), not assumed. Salaries normalize to gross EUR/year (ranges count as their midpoint, monthly ×12); only the 13% of ads that disclose pay are counted, and buckets under 5 ads are hidden. Data refreshes daily at 04:00 UTC. Numbers are free to cite with a link (CC BY 4.0).