Jobs at IBEX 35 Companies

Openings at the blue chips of the Spanish stock market — the country's largest banks, energy groups, telecoms and builders.

~31k avg salary
28 companies

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Showing 12 of 1,870 jobs

1,870 jobs

The IBEX 35 is the benchmark index of the Spanish stock exchange: the 35 most traded companies on the Madrid bourse, spanning banking (Santander, BBVA, CaixaBank, Sabadell, Bankinter), energy (Iberdrola, Repsol, Endesa, Naturgy, Solaria), telecoms and tech (Telefónica, Cellnex, Indra, Amadeus), infrastructure (Ferrovial, ACS, Sacyr, Acciona), fashion and beauty (Inditex, Puig) and pharma (Grifols, Rovi). For candidates, the index is a shortcut for a certain kind of employer: large, stable, unionised in parts, with structured career paths, real benefits and — at the multinationals — genuine internal mobility abroad.

This page aggregates the live openings we index at IBEX constituents. It is not limited to Madrid: Iberdrola hires in Bilbao, Inditex in Galicia, Grifols and Puig in Barcelona, and the builders and energy groups staff projects across the country. The index composition is reviewed by BME twice a year, and we track constituents through their subsidiaries where the group itself doesn't run the careers site — IAG's openings, for example, appear through Iberia and Vueling.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IBEX 35?
The IBEX 35 is the main stock-market index of the Bolsa de Madrid, holding the 35 most liquid Spanish listed companies. Its composition is reviewed twice a year by BME, the exchange operator. This page tracks live job openings at the constituents we index — currently 1,870 openings across 28 of them.
Are IBEX 35 jobs only in Madrid?
No. Madrid holds the biggest share, but Iberdrola is headquartered in Bilbao, Inditex in Arteixo (Galicia), Grifols and Puig in Barcelona, and the energy and infrastructure groups hire on projects nationwide.
Do IBEX 35 companies hire in English?
The multinationals do for many corporate, engineering and technology roles — Amadeus, Ferrovial, Santander's tech units and Telefónica's digital arms all run English-language teams. Domestic-facing roles in banking and utilities usually need professional Spanish. Every advert here shows its language requirement.
Do these companies support visas or relocation?
Several do, for hard-to-fill technical roles. Filter this page's adverts by visa sponsorship, or check each advert's relocation and work-authorization fields — we mark what the employer actually states rather than assuming.

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