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The appeal of consumer technology is unusually tangible: you can watch someone use what you built. Fever helps people find events, eDreams books travel, Glovo delivers dinner, Idealista finds homes, Cabify and Free Now move passengers, Wallapop and Back Market extend the life of products, while Playtomic, Rover and Catawiki serve communities with very specific passions. This collection follows those recognisable apps and marketplaces rather than the wider universe of business software.

Consumer products hire far beyond mobile engineering. Product managers, designers, data scientists, marketplace operators, trust-and-safety teams, growth marketers, account managers and customer-support specialists all shape the experience. Many product organisations work in English and hire internationally, but operational and customer roles often depend on Spanish and local market knowledge. Collection membership follows the employer, so some finance, legal and people vacancies will appear alongside roles that touch the app directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which consumer app companies hire in Spain?
This page tracks 422 openings from 17 employers, including Fever, eDreams ODIGEO, Glovo, Idealista, Cabify, Free Now, Rover, Wallapop, Catawiki, Playtomic, Back Market and Adevinta.
What jobs go into building a consumer app?
Mobile and backend engineering, product management, product design, data science, experimentation, growth, marketplace operations, payments, fraud, trust and safety, customer support and commercial partnerships all appear across these companies.
Are all jobs on this page software jobs?
No. The collection follows companies whose products are apps or consumer marketplaces, so it also includes their operations, sales, marketing, finance, legal and people teams. Use the category filters when you want a specific discipline.
How is this different from Startups or SaaS?
Startups groups companies by stage and culture, while SaaS focuses mainly on software sold to businesses. Apps People Use is about recognisable consumer products, whether the company is young, mature, public or owned by a larger group.