Technology

Django jobs in Madrid

4,634 open Django jobs in Madrid. Median salary €44k, 13.8% remote, 296 posted this week.

Open roles
4,634
296 new this week
Median salary
€44k
8.1% disclose pay
Remote share
13.8%
of all openings
Median age of posting
63d
32.1% older than 60d
Freshness

How old these postings are

just posted63d median90d+
Age of postingShare
Posted in the last 7 days15.7%
Median age63 days
Older than 60 days32.1%

Age counts days since the employer published the posting. Around a third of sources publish only a coarse date such as “30+ days ago”, so the older end of this distribution is less precise than the recent end. It is the most-cited signal that a role may not be actively filled — a signal, not a verdict.

Pay

Salary distribution

€20k€76k
Based on 375 postings that disclose pay — 8.1% of this slice.
Fewer than one posting in six publishes a range here, and the ones that do are not a random sample. Treat these figures as indicative of the disclosing minority, not of the market.
PercentileSalary
25th€35,000
Median€44,000
75th€54,500
90th€67,000
Demand

Who is hiring and what they ask for

Top technologies

72.0%
65.8%
59.6%
53.4%
47.2%
41.0%
34.8%
28.6%

Most-asked skills

Stakeholder management
58.0%
Coaching
52.6%
Incident response
47.2%
Technical writing
41.8%
Communication
36.4%
Negotiation
31.0%
Distributed systems
25.6%
A/B testing
20.2%
Composition

How the market splits

Work arrangement

Remote
13.8%
Hybrid
36.9%
In Person
49.3%

Top locations

Madrid
34.0%
United States
30.4%
Canada
26.8%
United Kingdom
23.2%
Ireland
19.6%
Germany
16.0%
France
12.4%
Netherlands
8.8%
Employers
1,437
hiring in this slice
Posted last 7d
15.7%
of the cohort
Salary disclosed
8.1%
of postings publish pay
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FAQ

Questions people ask

Is Django in demand in Madrid?

The openings count and the thirty-day change above answer that directly.

What does Django pay in Madrid?

See the percentile table — it uses local advertised salaries, not converted figures.

Figures cover 4,634 postings collected from public company career pages and applicant tracking systems, last recomputed 2026-09-02. “Posted N days ago” counts from the date the employer published the listing, not from when we first saw it. A posting that has been up for months is a common sign it is not being actively filled — though a long-lived listing is a signal, not a verdict. How we measure this →
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