If you are a foreigner looking to start working in Estonia, there are several entry level jobs in Tallinn that don't require Estonian language. One good place to start is CV.ee English Job Offers but here are some ideas to help you get started in Estonia:
Big Companies
Some Estonian multinational IT companies have a record of hiring foreigners, looking for diversity and creativity in the workplace, but they may require more experience and/or university degree in the area. Here are some different job offers (March 2013):- Swedbank - IT Summer Trainee
- Swedbank - Reporting Analyst
- Swedbank - Project Manager
- Big Bank - Telephone Consultant
- Skype - Production Designer
- Skype - Operations Analyst
- Coca Cola - Commercial Trainee
- Symantec - Technical Support Engineer
Costumer Support Agent
Estonia is big on the Costumer Service industry, partly because of the good geographical location (and timezone) to the Scandinavian countries, also because of the high education level and language knowledge. This area is always looking for people based on their language skills, so as a foreigner you may have an advantage. Here's some active job offers in Costumer Support field (March 2013):- Fortumo - Customer relations manager
- Arvato - IT Support Specialist
- Kühne-Nagel - IT Administrator Supporter
- Evry - Customer Service Consultant
- Runway - Helpdesk Specialist
- Linn - Customer Service Representative
Local Startups
Estonia is striving to become the European Silicon Valley, and local startups are usually looking for bright minds from all over the world to bring their products to life, but they usually don't announce job openings in traditional ways, preferring twitter or their own site. If you don't mind a smaller team and unconventional work, here are some offers (March 2013):- Garage 48 - Hub Manager
- TransferWise - Custommer Support
- GrabCad - Community Product Manager
- PipeDrive - Customer Support Specialist
- Erply - Software Support
- SportRadar - Information Broker
- Steam Scandinavian Group - Fashion Designer
Here you go, several ways to get started in Estonia, and if you want to read more, here's a detailed guide about how to move to Estonia, including more info on jobs. Have any questions, shoot in the comments!

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