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Madrid is Spain's largest city and an increasingly significant European tech hub. Adyen and Amazon have engineering roles in the city, and the broader market includes a growing number of international companies building Spanish engineering teams. Senior software engineers in Madrid typically earn between €55,000 and €95,000 in base salary, with US-backed companies and well-funded scale-ups often paying above that range. Spain's Beckham Law allows qualifying international hires to pay a flat 24% income tax rate for up to six years, significantly improving net compensation relative to other European markets. Madrid's cost of living is meaningfully lower than London, Amsterdam, or Dublin, and the city offers direct flight connections to most major European tech hubs. Spain also provides a Digital Nomad Visa for remote workers from outside the EU.

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