Stages et offres d'emploi de Finance à Wroclaw, Pologne
Entreprise non montrée | Wroclaw | Finance, Anglais
“Junior Financial Analyst role at (COMPANY NAME) Inc. in Poland for candidates with 0-2 years of experience in finance, accounting, or related fields. Offers annual salary up to 111,400 PLN plus bonuses and equity awards. Full-time position with benefits including health insurance, flexible work arrangements, training, and employee programs.”
Entreprise non montrée | Wroclaw | Stage, Finance, Anglais
“Paid internship in Accounts Payable at a leading pharmaceutical company. Tasks include processing invoices for EMEA, open items analysis, and report preparation. Ideal for economics/finance students with strong English (B2) and Excel skills. International environment.”
Entreprise non montrée | Wroclaw | Finance, Anglais
“Regular job offer for a Business Finance Accountant role in Poland, reporting to London. Responsibilities include OPEX management, financial modeling in Excel, BI tools (Tableau/Power BI), forecasting, and variance analysis. Requires ACA/ACCA/CIMA qualification, FP&A experience, and ERP knowledge. Benefits include unlimited PTO, private medical insurance, and professional development support.”
Entreprise non montrée | Wroclaw | Finance, Anglais
“Fixed-term contract (18 months) for an Analyst role in Due Diligence & Bordereaux in Wrocław, Poland. Responsibilities include annual due diligence reviews, regulatory compliance checks, data capture, and liaison with stakeholders. Requires corporate experience, analytical skills, and proficiency in English and MS Office. (COMPANY NAME) XL offers inclusive culture, flexible working, and sustainability focus.”
Entreprise non montrée | Wroclaw | Finance, Anglais
“Join (COMPANY NAME)'s talent pool in Wrocław for French speakers in GBS. Open to interns, juniors, specialists, and seniors across HR, accounting, legal, procurement, finance, and analytics. Requires B2 French, high English proficiency, and a Bachelor's degree. Apply to be contacted for future matching roles.”