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Ski Jobs in Austria

Find your dream mountain career in Austria

21
Jobs Available
10
Resorts
16
Companies

Austria offers some of the world's most spectacular ski resort job opportunities. With 10 resorts and 16 companies hiring, this destination provides diverse career paths from ski instruction to hospitality, chalet operations, and mountain management. Austria's ski industry is renowned for world-class Alpine resorts, excellent snow conditions, and premium hospitality standards.

Working in Austria means experiencing incredible skiing, cultural immersion, and professional growth. EU/EEA citizens can work freely, while others may need a working holiday or seasonal worker visa. Browse 21 current openings below.

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Resorts in Austria
Austria 8 Hochhaderich, Austria 2 Gaflenz, Forsteralm, Austria 2 Innerkrems, Austria 2 KĂĽhtai, Austria 2 Hintertux, Austria 1 GaltĂĽr, Austria 1 Finkenberg, Austria 1 Bad Kleinkircheim, Austria 1 Filzmoos, Austria 1
Jobs by Category
Ski Instructor 16 Childcare 2 Hospitality 1 Bar Staff 1 Sales 1
Top Companies
Skischule HochhaderichHochhaderich 2 Skischule ForsteralmGaflenz 2 Skischule Neustift OlympiaNeustift im Stubaital 2 Sport SchifferInnerkrems 2 Follow MeKühtai 2 Apres Ski Bar Oben OhneOberwölz 1 SPORTSHOP SKIRENT LACHTAL GMBOberwölz 1 Skischule BrunnerOberwölz 1

Working in Austria

Austria's ski resorts combine traditional charm with excellent skiing. The country is known for its friendly hospitality and iconic après-ski scene.

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Working in Austria FAQs

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. EU/EEA citizens can work freely in Austria without a visa. Non-EU citizens should check specific visa requirements before applying.

The ski season in Austria typically runs from December to April, though high-altitude resorts may extend from November to May. Summer positions are also available at some resorts for hiking and mountain biking operations.

English is widely used in international ski resorts across Austria. However, basic knowledge of the local language is beneficial and may be required for guest-facing roles. Many employers value multilingual staff.

Currently there are 21 ski resort jobs available in Austria across 10 resorts and 16 companies. Positions range from ski instruction to hospitality, chalet operations, and management roles.