Warsaw as a launchpad for your career: global companies you definitely know

Poland remains one of the few places in Europe where you can still “break into the market” without a perfect résumé or five degrees. And Warsaw? It’s not just the capital — it’s your gateway to global careers. If you’re looking to kickstart your professional journey, this city puts you right at the doorstep of some of the world’s biggest companies.

Warsaw: Central Europe’s business magnet

Many people underestimate the scale and potential of Poland’s business landscape. Warsaw is home to the regional offices of hundreds of international corporations. And most of them are actively looking for young, dynamic talent — often with just good English (not even fluent Polish).

Over the past few years, these companies have opened offices in Warsaw:

• Google 
• Accenture 
• Samsung R&D 
• JPMorgan 
• PwC 
• Citi 
• Goldman Sachs 
• Amazon 
• Procter & Gamble 
• Nestlé 
• Deloitte 
• Microsoft 
• EY (Ernst & Young) 

…and the list keeps growing.

Still a student? Even better.

Most of these companies offer internships, trainee programs, and entry-level positions — many of which are in English and designed specifically for university students or recent graduates. Flexible hours? Absolutely. Career growth potential? Huge.

What can you gain right now?

• Your first experience with a world-renowned brand 
• Real, in-demand skills: Excel, CRM tools, UX design, analytics, marketing 
• A chance to stay on full-time after graduation 
• Cool workspaces: city-center offices, coworking hubs, or remote options

Where to find opportunities

• Job boards: Pracuj.pl, JustJoin.it, NoFluffJobs, Glassdoor 
• Company websites: Check the Careers page of the brands you’re interested in 
• University career centers: They often post exclusive internship offers 
• LinkedIn Jobs: Ideal for English-speaking roles 
• Events: Hackathons, career fairs, and virtual meetups by Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and others

Warsaw isn’t just a stepping stone — it’s a springboard

You can genuinely start from scratch here — and within a year or two, find yourself working on products that roll out across the entire European market. That’s not hype — that’s modern reality in Poland’s capital. And it’s open to ambitious, talented young people, no matter where you’re from.

Warsaw isn’t temporary. It’s a career launchpad.