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Supply Chain / Logistics Jobs in Germany

Supply Chain / Logistics jobs in Germany center on SAP (20% of postings), with demand spread across business methods, business tools, erp & sap. Roles conc

Market snapshot

  • 115 postings analyzed · 53 companies
  • Top skill: SAP (20%)
  • Top city: Munich
  • Hybrid: 26%

The skill landscape

Business methods

  • Project Management · 11%
  • Consulting · 8%
  • Customer Service · 7%
  • Vertrieb / Sales · 6%
  • Business Development · 6%
  • Controlling · 5%

Business tools

  • SAP · 20%
  • Excel · 15%
  • BPMN · 1%
  • ITIL · 1%

ERP & SAP

  • ERP · 17%
  • SAP S/4HANA · 2%
  • SAP EWM · 1%

Industrial & electrical

  • Instandhaltung / Wartung · 7%
  • Photovoltaik · 3%
  • Automation · 2%
  • IoT · 2%
  • Elektrotechnik · 1%
  • Inbetriebnahme · 1%

Top locations

  • Munich · 4%
  • Hamburg · 4%
  • Hannover · 2%
  • Böblingen · 2%
  • Baden-Baden · 2%
  • Berlin · 2%

Insights

No single skill rules this role

The top skill (SAP) is only 20% of postings; demand spreads across SAP, ERP, Excel.

Do this: Position around a profile, not one tool. Show the recurring combination, not a single keyword.

This role is less remote than it feels

Only 0% of postings are fully remote. Hybrid is 26% and onsite 31%.

Do this: Plan your search around being reachable from a hub; treat fully-remote roles as a bonus, not the baseline.

FAQ

What skills do you need as a Supply Chain / Logistics in Germany?
SAP leads at 20% of postings. Companies typically want a combination of Business methods, Business tools, ERP & SAP. Put concrete, quantified examples of each on your CV.
Where in Germany do Supply Chain / Logistics jobs cluster?
Munich leads among the postings that name a location. The rest don't specify a city in the data we have, so they aren't mapped here. That is a gap in the posting data, not a sign the role is location-flexible.
Are Supply Chain / Logistics jobs remote in Germany?
Most Supply Chain / Logistics roles are hybrid (26%) or onsite (31%). Fully remote is less common at 0%, typical for client-facing work. Look for nationally posted roles if flexibility matters.

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