Logistics, Transport & Supply Chain Jobs in Spain
Freight, ports, rail, buses, delivery networks and the planners and technology teams coordinating goods from supplier to customer.
Companies in this collection
Procurement Manager
Refrigeration technician for warehouse - Araba/Álava
Refrigeration Technician for Warehouse - Barcelona
Refrigeration technician for warehouse - Madrid
Refrigeration technician for warehouse - Málaga
Order preparer for warehouse - Araba/Álava
Order preparer for warehouse - Barcelona
Order Picker for Warehouse - Barcelona
Order preparer for warehouse - Zaragoza
SAP Product Area Lead (Supply Chain Management)
Order picker for warehouse - Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Showing 12 of 4,291 jobs
Spain's position between Atlantic and Mediterranean routes supports a broad logistics market: DHL, Rhenus, DSV, Maersk and CMA CGM move international freight; Correos, UPS and FedEx run parcel networks; Baleària and Boluda cover maritime transport; and Renfe, Alsa, Avanza and Moventia carry passengers. Ecommerce adds fulfilment and last-mile employers such as Glovo and Paack.
Warehouse, driving, dispatch and local transport operations are predominantly Spanish-speaking. International freight forwarding, procurement, supply planning and logistics software are more likely to use English. The scope includes supply-chain roles outside pure transport companies, while automotive distribution and travel booking keep their own collections.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which logistics and transport companies hire in Spain?
- This page tracks 4,291 openings from 304 employers, including DHL, Rhenus, Correos, Maersk, DSV, Renfe, Alsa, Baleària, Glovo, Logista and supply-chain technology companies.
- What supply-chain jobs are included?
- Warehousing and fulfilment, transport operations, freight forwarding, route planning, procurement, demand and supply planning, customs, fleet management and logistics software roles.
- Can I work in logistics in Spain without Spanish?
- International freight, planning and technology teams may work in English. Warehouse, driving and customer-facing transport roles usually require Spanish and sometimes additional licences.