Tech Jobs in Poland

Poland's tech scene is booming thanks to a skilled talent pool, EU funding, and a business‑friendly tax regime. Cities like Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Gdańsk, and Lublin host a mix of startups, scale‑ups, and multinational R&D centers, creating a dynamic ecosystem that attracts both local and foreign investors.

The country is home to game studios such as CD Projekt Red and Techland, fintech leaders like PayU and Revolut Poland, e‑commerce giants Allegro and Skapiec, SaaS platforms Brainly and Docplanner, and health‑tech innovators Infermedica. Multinationals—Google, Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, and SAP—also maintain regional headquarters in Warsaw and Kraków.

Living costs in Warsaw average PLN 3,000–4,000 for a one‑bedroom apartment in central neighborhoods like Mokotów or Wola, while Kraków and Wrocław offer similar rents for PLN 2,500–3,500. Transparent salary listings help candidates gauge whether a role meets regional standards and ensures fair compensation across the diverse cost‑of‑living landscape.