
Relocating to join us
We help you to settle in your new home
Dynatrace is an international company with +55 nationalities and offices around the world. The personalities, expertise, and backgrounds of our global team are as diverse as the countries in which we work. These varying perspectives—and the people behind them—provide unique and invaluable talent that we're proud to have. Together, we create innovations that support our customers around the globe.
If you’d like to join us at one of our R&D Labs across Europe, you can count on ...
Relocation support & allowance
Our team will support you in all matters. We will assist you and your family with questions concerning healthcare, public transport, banking, childcare, schools, and more. Plus, we support your relocation by granting you an allowance to help you settle in comfortably.
Accommodation support
For the first month of your stay in Austria, Estonia, Poland, and Spain, we’ll accommodate you in a paid apartment or company flat. This provides you with stability and comfort in your new city, until we find the right home for you, together.
Buddy program
Your buddy may help you during your first months at work with tips for your relocation as well as social integration. They’ll also lead you through the Dynatrace galaxy and local customs.
Visas, work permits, and government offices
We’ll help you organize all the essential documentation before joining Dynatrace, and will accompany you to the local authorities if necessary.
Language courses
Most people in Europe can speak English, either fluently or conversationally. But speaking the local language will make your day-to-day life easier. We offer language courses suitable for beginners, but also advanced speakers too.
* Please note that the extent of the relocation support varies by country. We are currently working on streamlining the relocation program globally, so stay tuned.
Here’s what Dynatracers experienced with relocation all over the world:
Austria

"What awaits you in Austria? Next to a funny ‘German’ dialect, a vast cultural offering, and stunning outdoor spaces, a bunch of motivated tech enthusiasts who are excited for you to join our mission will be waiting for you. We promise—you'll quickly feel at home in all our beautiful Austrian labs!"
Barbara Weber
Manager People Operations
Benefits of living in Austria
Consistently over the last years, global studies have ranked Austria in the Top 10 in terms of quality of life. And Vienna has topped the list of “Most Livable Cities in the World” for ten years in a row. Austria also ranks high when it comes to press freedom as well as women’s and human rights.
Austria is an incredibly safe country—crime is rare; violent crime even rarer. Healthcare is universal and accessible. Most health concerns and medications are covered, and the quality of treatment is generally excellent. The education system, influenced by the world's best, is well-developed. Offering free kindergarten, preschool, and public primary and secondary school, the Austrian population is well-educated. Students can even choose between vocational and academic schools.
In Austria, you get two extra salaries per year. These are added to your yearly income and are called the 13th and 14th salaries. They're paid at the same time as June and November salaries. You also receive five weeks of annual leave per year.

Explore our Austrian labs

Estonia
Benefits of living in Estonia
Estonia is one of the smallest yet most spacious countries in Europe, lying on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea between Russia, Latvia, Finland, and Sweden. It’s flat and incredibly green, also managing to have some of the cleanest air on the planet.
What’s more? In Estonia, nature co-exists with the most digitally advanced society in the world. Internet access has been declared a human right, public transport is free, and out-of-the-box ideas and innovation are truly valued—making it Europe’s most entrepreneurial country.
Life here is just a little bit easier. Employers pay all the taxes for you, leaving you with your net salary and nothing to worry about. The bottom line? This clean, safe, and tech-savvy country has tons to offer, including a vast amount of cultural and social offerings and an amazing range of natural and organic foods.


Poland
Benefits of living in Poland
Poland is located in the very center of Europe, connecting East and West not only geographically but also culturally. More than 38 million people live here, driving the dynamic economy. English is spoken widely in the bigger cities and even though speaking Polish is appreciated, you will get by with English for any errands you need to take as an expat.
Unlike some other European neighbors, Poland has not adopted the Euro but has the Polish zloty. It attracts with a relatively low cost of living as well as low accommodation costs and has a very advantageous health care system. The education system is also good and public school is free for Poles and expats alike.
As a gem for travelers and expats alike, Poland provides many different facets ranging from the sea to beautiful mountain peaks on to historic cities and breathtaking wild forests. It’s also known to have very green cities with lots of trees, parks, and gardens, and is a great hub to travel all around Europe.


Colorful port town and trade incubator
Meet Gdańsk
Gdańsk, home to half a million, is located on the Baltic coast of northern Poland and is its main seaport. It has topped rankings for the quality of life, safety, and living standards worldwide, and its historic city center has been listed as one of Poland's national monuments.
Spain
Benefits of living in Catalonia, Spain
Located in Southern Europe, Barcelona-Catalonia is embedded between the sea and the mountains and is deservingly a tourist favorite. It’s one of the strongest industrial locations in Europe and Spain’s economic driving force. It’s also a strong hub for innovation, entrepreneurship, and R&D, ranking as one of the most digitalized regions in Europe.
Here, you can enjoy a high standard of living, great mobility connections, and a mild climate with lots of sunny days throughout the year. Not to mention a rich and diverse (and delicious) gastronomy, as well as culture, offering something for every taste.
The workday in Barcelona starts a little later than in other European countries, includes a long lunch break, and ends in the evening, followed by people socializing. In Barcelona, you’ll find the perfect mix of a relaxed lifestyle and an innovative work environment.

