5 open operations and projects jobs in Poland from 4 employers. 4 are advertised in English and 0 mention visa or relocation support. Updated every few minutes from employer career pages and public job boards.
ICEYE
Warsaw6 days ago
In this role, you will manage our front desk and be the first point of contact for everyone who walks through our door. You are someone who thrives on making people feel welcome, stays calm and organized even when the phone is...
Wolt - English
Warsaw, Poland1 week ago
As a Retail Operations Specialist, you will play a key role in bringing this vision to life across Poland. Working right on the ground with store managers and team members, you will identify operational challenges and...
Warsaw3 weeks ago
Rate: 89 - 119 PLN/hour (B2B) We are looking for an experienced Workday ERP Consultant to join Flix on a freelance/service agreement basis (B2B contract). This is a contractor engagement for a seasoned HR systems professional who...
Warszawa, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland2 months ago
You will own one of the most financially material and customer-sensitive levers in the business. You will shape a multi-year roadmap and hold peers in Operations, Technology, Finance, and Market Leadership accountable for the...
Warszawa, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland2 months ago
You will own one of the most financially material and customer-sensitive levers in the business. You will shape a multi-year roadmap and hold peers in Operations, Technology, Finance, and Market Leadership accountable for the...
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