Lots of companies in Poland have teams that run risk models, payments engines, or a security ops centre. They all know the pressures that come with working in a centre of excellence reporting to senior management in locations like New York, London, Munich, and many others. With the changing global
Visa is quietly building proactive cyber teams in Kraków and Warsaw because as managers of billions of public funds, they must also manage people’s trust. They need more than just firewalls. They need people who can spot attackers before the breach. Teams that don’t wait for alerts — that go
It’s been two months since Poland’s president Andrzej Duda signed a new Act covering pay transparency in the recruitment process. With the Act going live in six months, this coming December, we investigate what this means for HR and talent people, and why HR must act now. In countries like
The global banking system ended last year with fresh regulations, headlinemaking cyber breaches, and a record $80 billion spent on risk and compliance, according to the FDIC 2024 Risk Review. New rules under Basel III’s “Endgame” will raise capital requirements. The Basel III Monitoring Report indicates an average increase in risk-weighted assets of roughly
If you normally picture a quant writing C++ all day, that’s a pretty good impression of a Quantitative Developer. If your image of a quant is, say, someone tweaking a Value‑at‑Risk model, then that’s closer to a Quantitative Analyst. But there’s a third “quant” role. A Quantitative Researcher is a
You might be seeing that trading desks and risk hubs keep posting “quant” vacancies, yet many ads mix two very different profiles. Well, that’s because the two different “quant” roles specialize in different skills. Below is a quick look at how a Quantitative Developer and a Quantitative Analyst differ, and
In recent years, we have seen Polish companies lean hard into cloud, containers, and automation. One additional requirement for this to work is having hands-on experts to keep those pipelines running smoothly. In the Linux Foundation’s 2024 State of Tech Talent survey, 51% of organisations worldwide said DevOps is now
Cybercrime is becoming increasingly expensive for companies across the board. IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach 2024 report puts the global average loss at USD $4.88 million, up 10% in a single year. It notes that attacks on critical infrastructure now average approximately USD $5.35 million per incident, and breaches involving public-cloud workloads average
Cloud computing has become a significant boon for businesses, but finding and hiring excellent cloud administrators has not been easy, given the rapid surge in demand. Cloud computing is essentially just swapping from racking servers in your building to spinning them up online. That simple switch has turned into big
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