Jobs of the Future in Spain

Some of the jobs advertised in Spain today had no name ten years ago. Indra, Arquimea and Sener hire drone and counter-drone engineers and UAS pilot technicians; GMV and Hisdesat hire satellite operations and ground-segment engineers; Multiverse Computing and Spain's consultancies recruit LLM engineers and builders of AI agents, and platforms such as Mindrift pay subject experts to train AI models. Robotics teams at ABB and Mecalux, quantum groups at Qilimanjaro and Gradiant, and bioinformaticians at the Centre for Genomic Regulation sit beside the trades of the energy transition: wind-turbine technicians for Acciona, photovoltaic and battery engineers for Grenergy, solar and heat-pump installers for Octopus Energy, and electricians who fit EV charging points.

This page follows the role rather than the company. An advert joins when its own title names one of these jobs, so an AI governance specialist at an insurer or a solar-plant technician at an environmental services group appears alongside the specialists. Engineering and research roles usually ask for a technical degree, and international teams often work in English. Installation and maintenance roles are skilled trades that need electrical qualifications, safety training such as GWO for wind turbines and, as a rule, Spanish for customers and crews. Drone pilots need the EU remote pilot certificates that AESA, Spain's aviation safety agency, administers. Check each advert for its requirements, contract and location.