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Telecommunications & Connectivity Jobs in Spain

Operators, tower infrastructure and network technology — from fibre and radio engineering to digital products and enterprise connectivity.

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€60k – €70kHybrid in MadridBlue Card thresholdNo Spanish needed

Senior PHP Engineer

Airalo6d ago
€79.2k – €114kRemote, Barcelona +3No Spanish needed
€70k – €85kHybrid in MadridBlue Card thresholdNo Spanish needed

Senior Fullstack/Backend Engineer

Baldur Connect4d ago
Up to €80kHybrid in MadridBlue Card thresholdNo Spanish needed
€850Hybrid in SpainNative Spanish
Hybrid in SpainFluent Spanish
On-site in MadridNative Spanish

PMO Telecommunications

Michael Page España2w ago
€50k – €55kOn-site in MadridBlue Card thresholdNo Spanish needed

Agentic AI Practicioner (I)

Telefónica6d ago
On-site in SpainFluent Spanish

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Spain's telecom market spans national operators Telefónica, Vodafone, DIGI and MASORANGE, infrastructure specialist Cellnex, network vendor Ericsson and international-connectivity businesses such as Expereo and 1GLOBAL. Their hiring ranges from fibre and radio deployment to cloud platforms, cybersecurity, digital product and enterprise sales.

Field engineering, retail and domestic customer operations are Spanish-first. Network architecture, software, security and multinational B2B teams are more likely to work in English. Satellite and aerospace communications remain on the Aviation & Aerospace page when the employer's primary business is space.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which telecom companies hire in Spain?
This page tracks 669 openings from 113 employers, including Telefónica, Vodafone, DIGI, MASORANGE, Cellnex, Ericsson, Circet and international connectivity providers.
What telecommunications roles are available?
Radio, fibre and core-network engineering, field deployment, NOC operations, cloud and software engineering, cybersecurity, product management, enterprise sales and customer operations.
Do telecom jobs require Spanish?
Field, retail and consumer-facing roles usually do. Architecture, software and international enterprise teams are the best sources of English-working roles.