PKO Bank Polski is a Warsaw-based universal bank whose hiring is overwhelmingly sales-led, with branch and client-center roles far outpacing engineering. Its stack mixes legacy data warehousing (Teradata, Oracle, SAS, Hyperion) with containerized infrastructure on OpenShift, GCP and Azure, and runs three CRMs side by side: Salesforce, Dynamics 365 and SAP CRM. Recurring pain points center on mortgage process efficiency, sanctions compliance and sales conversion.
Notable leadership hires: Director Client Center, Product Development Director, Director Standards Group Oversight, Director Transaction Monitoring, Branch Director
PKO Bank Polski is a publicly listed Polish bank headquartered in Warsaw, founded in 1919 and employing more than 10,001 people. It operates across retail, corporate and investment banking, serving individual customers, businesses and local government units. Its corporate segment finances large investment projects and supports regional development. The bank recruits primarily in Poland, with additional hiring in Romania, across sales, finance, support, engineering, operations, product, legal and data functions.
PKO Bank Polski uses Oracle, PostgreSQL, Teradata, SAS, Python and Power BI for data, OpenShift, GCP, Azure, Terraform and Ansible for infrastructure, and Salesforce, Dynamics 365 and SAP CRM for customer management.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and heavily weighted toward sales, followed by finance, with smaller demand in support, engineering, operations, product, legal and data. Most openings are mid-level.
PKO Bank Polski hires in Poland, where it is headquartered in Warsaw, and in Romania.
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