Spanish Top Tech Companies

What companies in Spain pay software engineers with 5 or more years of experience: the median over every such engineer reported there, and how many of them earn 60.000 € or more in base. Companies whose median is 60.000 € or more make the main table; those between 50.000 € and 60.000 € are listed under "Need to improve". Every median links to the page its salaries were read from; company names link to LinkedIn and to open roles in Spain. The list is whatever the last run found: the line below says how many and when.

171 companies at 60k+ · 37 need to improve · 2175 engineers with 5+ years · 1639 of them at 60k+ · reported 2018-11 to 2026-10 · last run 2026-10-12

Each row is one company. Median base and median total comp are over every software engineer in Spain with 5 or more years of experience on file for it, paid whatever they are paid: gross annual base in euros before tax, and base plus bonus and equity. Engineers is how many that is. At 60k+ is how many of them have a base of 60.000 € or more: "46% (6)" means six of thirteen do, so it happens there and is not the norm; "100% (4)" means everyone reported does. Rows are sorted by median base, then by At 60k+; a company whose median is under 60k is in the second table, however well it pays its best, and one under 50k is not listed at all. Reported is when the salaries were submitted. Seniority is the years of experience, whatever the company calls the level (how salaries are picked).

Median pay, software engineers with 5+ years

Need to improve: median between 50k and 60k

How to submit a salary

Add yours on Levels.fyi. That is all: the list is rebuilt from Levels.fyi's Spanish submissions, so a software engineer in Spain with 5 or more years is picked up on the next run, and a company that is not here yet gets a row once the median of its seniors reaches 50.000 €, and moves up to the main table at 60.000 €. Submissions are anonymous, and only the company, base, total, years of experience, level, city and month end up here.

If you know first-hand what a company pays, or have an offer letter, open an issue instead. Those must be at 60.000 € or more, since they vouch that the company pays it, and they sort above the crowdsourced figures.

Improving the repository

Pull requests are welcome for anything you think can be done better: the pipeline, the methodology, the README, the checks. Open an issue first if you want to talk it through. METHODOLOGY.md has the rules about sources and seniority, and docs/CONTEXT.md records what has gone wrong before and why the code looks the way it does.

Data

The individual salaries behind each median are not published. They are kept privately by the maintainer, and the tables above are generated from them by scripts/build.py.

Licence

Code is MIT, the tables are CC BY-SA 4.0. Salaries are read from Levels.fyi, and Levels.fyi's own terms still apply to them.

Data source: Levels.fyi (https://www.levels.fyi)

Disclaimer

This is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Levels.fyi or any company listed. The figures are summaries of salaries other people reported. They can be incomplete, out of date or wrong, and they are not offers, guarantees, or financial or legal advice. Company names and logos belong to their owners. If you want something removed or corrected, whether about a company or about yourself, open an issue and it will be taken down.