Jobs in Szczecin

The sectors hiring, the employers to know, and how work really runs here.

Szczecinruns on a handful of strong industries. If you’re job-hunting or weighing a move, here’s where the opportunities (and the big-name employers) are.

Top industries & employers

Offshore wind & heavy fabrication

Windar Renovables, Bilfinger Mars Offshore, Baltic Power supply chain

The sector the city is betting on. Windar's tower plant in the port is due to start up in the first half of 2026 with at least 450 planned jobs, and the Świnoujście installation terminal is being rebuilt to handle heavy-lift offshore logistics under a port investment programme running to 2027.

Ports & maritime logistics

Port of Szczecin-Świnoujście, Euroafrica, Unity Line, Bulk Cargo

A two-part port complex — the river port at Szczecin and the deep-water one at Świnoujście, including the LNG terminal. It is the closest sea port to Berlin and to the Czech border, which is the whole commercial argument for the city.

IT & business services

Tietoevry, Spyrosoft, Arvato, Espeo, Netto Polska

A smaller and less English-dominated services layer than Wrocław's or Kraków's, but a real one — and the German-language half of it is unusually strong here for obvious geographic reasons.

Cross-border trade & retail

Netto, Selgros, Kaufland regional operations, small importers

A large local economy runs on the border itself: German shoppers coming south for cheaper services, Polish shoppers going north for particular goods, and a dense layer of small logistics and trade firms. It is invisible in statistics and obvious on the roads.

Food processing & brewing

Drobimex, Bosman (Carlsberg), Fosfan, Kraft-Mondelēz regional plants

The agricultural hinterland of West Pomerania feeds a processing sector around the city, and the Bosman brewery is a genuinely local brand that predates the war under a different name.

Higher education & marine research

University of Szczecin, West Pomeranian University of Technology, Maritime University of Szczecin

The Maritime University trains deck and engineering officers for the international fleet — one of the few Polish qualifications that is directly and globally portable, and a real route out of the region as well as into it.

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