Which startups are hiring in Spain right now?

This page tracks 105 live openings across 6 startups and scaleups we index — from Spanish-founded companies like Fever, Glovo, Cabify, Wallapop and Typeform to international scaleups such as Revolut, N26, Celonis and Pleo hiring in Spain. Counts update as new adverts are scraped.

Do Spanish startups hire in English?

Mostly yes. Product, engineering, data and design teams at the companies on this page typically work in English, and many advertise roles with no Spanish requirement. Customer-facing and operations roles for the Spanish market are the exception. Each advert shows its stated language requirement.

How does startup pay compare with Big Tech in Spain?

Base salaries usually land between the general Spanish market and the US tech firms, with equity on top. Where adverts publish ranges we show them — the average across this page's openings with a published range is about €67k.

Where are Spain's startup jobs located?

Barcelona first, Madrid a close second, and a substantial remote-within-Spain segment — the remote-first scaleups on this page hire nationwide. Valencia and Málaga appear occasionally but are still small in comparison.

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Startup & Scaleup Jobs in Spain

Engineering, product, growth and operations roles at the Spanish unicorns — and the international scaleups that hire here.

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Spain's startup scene has grown out of its two big hubs into a real market. Barcelona built the consumer and product companies — Glovo, Wallapop, Typeform, Preply's European base — while Madrid produced Cabify, Fever, Idealista and Jobandtalent. Several have passed the billion-euro mark, and the generation behind them (SeQura, Lodgify, Amenitiz, Ukio, Multiverse Computing) is hiring steadily. Alongside the homegrown names, international scaleups treat Spain as a serious engineering location: Revolut and N26 hire for Spain, Celonis runs a Madrid hub, and remote-first companies like Remote and Pleo recruit Spanish-based staff.

The working language at most of these companies is English — product, engineering and data teams especially — which makes startups one of the most accessible sectors for new arrivals. The trade-off against the corporates is the classic one: salaries sit between Spanish market rates and Big Tech, equity is part of the package, and scope grows faster than titles. Expect the list to lean Barcelona and Madrid, with a meaningful remote slice.

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Which startups are hiring in Spain right now?: This page tracks 105 live openings across 6 startups and scaleups we index — from Spanish-founded companies like Fever, Glovo, Cabify, Wallapop and Typeform to international scaleups such as Revolut, N26, Celonis and Pleo hiring in Spain. Counts update as new adverts are scraped.
Do Spanish startups hire in English?: Mostly yes. Product, engineering, data and design teams at the companies on this page typically work in English, and many advertise roles with no Spanish requirement. Customer-facing and operations roles for the Spanish market are the exception. Each advert shows its stated language requirement.
How does startup pay compare with Big Tech in Spain?: Base salaries usually land between the general Spanish market and the US tech firms, with equity on top. Where adverts publish ranges we show them — the average across this page's openings with a published range is about €67k.
Where are Spain's startup jobs located?: Barcelona first, Madrid a close second, and a substantial remote-within-Spain segment — the remote-first scaleups on this page hire nationwide. Valencia and Málaga appear occasionally but are still small in comparison.

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