Dairy Jobs in Austria

Austria's dairy sector includes many farmer-owned cooperatives and regional dairies, a number of them in alpine areas. Products include milk, yoghurt, cheese and butter. This page lists current dairy vacancies in Austria, the main employers, the roles they hire for, and what to expect when you apply.

Current dairy vacancies in Austria

No vacancies open in Austria right now? New roles are added regularly. Create a free job alert and we will email you when a matching dairy job is posted, or upload your CV so employers and our recruitment team can find you. You can also browse all live dairy jobs or dairy jobs in other countries.

Dairy employers in Austria

• Berglandmilch: an Austrian dairy cooperative whose group includes the Schärdinger and Tirol Milch brands.
• NÖM: an Austrian dairy company based in Baden, making milk, yoghurt drinks, desserts and cheese.
• Gmundner Molkerei: a dairy company based in Gmunden, Upper Austria.
• Kärntnermilch: a cooperative dairy based in Spittal an der Drau, Carinthia.
• Vorarlberg Milch: a dairy cooperative based in Feldkirch, owned by its supplying farmers.

Company names are listed for information only. Dairy Jobs is not affiliated with these companies, and listing them does not mean they advertise with us. Links go to each company’s own careers page or website. Always apply through official channels.

Typical dairy jobs in Austria

Austria is known for alpine dairy farming and regional cheese specialities.

Dairy farming: herd managers, assistant herd managers, dairy farm assistants and relief milkers, calf rearers and farm managers, including roles on robotic and rotary milking systems.

Dairy processing and manufacturing: production operatives and supervisors, process and dairy technologists, quality and food safety staff, laboratory technicians, maintenance and automation engineers, and production and site managers.

Commercial and supply chain: sales and distribution managers, key account and brand managers, procurement, planning and logistics specialists.

Read our job descriptions for a dairy factory manager, a dairy farm manager and a dairy sales manager to see the skills and qualifications employers look for.

Working in Austria: work permits

• EU citizens generally do not need a work permit to work in Austria, and Swiss and EEA nationals also have the right to work there. Official information.
• Non-EU nationals generally need a residence title that allows work, such as the Red-White-Red Card, and in some cases a separate employment permit. Official information.
• Highly qualified non-EU workers may be able to apply for an EU Blue Card. Official information.
• Beware of fake job offers: genuine employers do not ask candidates to pay for a job, a visa or an interview. If an offer asks for money, do not pay. Check it with the company directly.

This section is general information, not legal or immigration advice. Rules change, so always check the current requirements with your employer and official government sources in Austria.

How to apply through Dairy Jobs

1. Create a free Dairy Jobs account and upload your CV.
2. Set up a job alert for Austria, or for the role you want.
3. Apply for vacancies directly on dairyjobsearch.com. Your application goes straight to the employer or to our recruitment team.
4. Make sure your CV shows your dairy experience clearly: herd size or plant capacity, products, the systems you have worked with, and your qualifications.

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