Software development has been a popular field of study at universities in Poland for several decades so the country is brimming with tech talent. As a result of the abundance of IT specialists, global businesses have strategically shifted their global operations to Poland, and many are seeing a great return on their investment. From software development companies to global banks, these are some of the top multinational companies in Warsaw.
Top Multinational Companies in Warsaw to Know
- Dropbox
- Samsara
- Microsoft
- Santander
- Canon
- Orange
- Chainlink Labs
Top Multinational Companies in Warsaw
Affirm is a fintech company that provides flexible payment solutions, allowing users to make online purchases and pay over time in smaller installments. It supports a variety of purchases, including furniture, electronics and travel, while offering services like installment loans, virtual credit cards and savings accounts. Affirm is expanding its global presence and has an office in central Warsaw.
Chainlink Labs is a global company supporting the development of decentralized applications. Businesses ranging from startups to major enterprises use its Web3 services platform to facilitate connections to blockchains. Chainlink Labs’ technology is meant to drive innovation in sectors like banking and gaming.
Samsara is improving the transportation and warehousing industry with IoT and data platforms. Its Connected Operations Cloud collects data from sensors, hardware and physical assets, helping customers create strategic workflows through increased visibility of their devices. Samsara is one of the many U.S. companies in Warsaw and is expanding its presence there.
Microsoft is one of the largest and most diverse tech companies in the world and it maintains a presence in Warsaw. Microsoft’s tech products range from productivity software like Excel and Word to cloud services and AI platforms — even gaming consoles. The tech giant has recently been making waves in the industry for its investments in AI technology.
Santander is a global bank popular throughout Europe for its consumer banking products and services. The bank’s products include checking accounts, credit cards, mutual funds and insurance; all of which are accessed through its web and mobile platforms. Santander is one of the largest banks in Poland.
Canon is a well-known camera manufacturer and photography company. It develops digital cameras ranging from entry-level to high-end cinema-grade cameras. Canon’s other products include printers, camera lenses and software, that can be used to edit photos. Canon is headquartered in Japan but operates offices in Warsaw and Krakow.
Orange is a multinational telecommunications and digital services provider. It operates in 16 countries, including Poland, and provides mobile, internet and television services to consumers and businesses. It also provides cybersecurity services as part of its Cyberdefence arm.
Dropbox provides cloud storage, file sharing and synchronization services across devices for over 700 million users worldwide. Headquartered in San Francisco, Dropboxers can sign in from around the world. Since adopting a virtual-first work model in 2020, Dropbox has over 2,000 remote employees in 11 countries and expanded its hiring into Poland in 2022.
CreatorIQ is a marketing software platform that offers PR professionals and marketing teams its suite of tools that help build, scale and manage influencer marketing. The company enables its client companies to find and recruit creators or influencers, make payouts, run campaigns and measure impact.
Starburst makes a data lakehouse platform organizations from industries like financial services and telecommunications can use to simplify data discovery and governance. Its customers are able to save money, for example, and achieve faster data access to support real-time analytics applications.
