The payment technologies’ tycoon is opening a branch in Szczecin

Wincor Nixdorf has leased approx. 1000 square meters on the first floor of the Oxygen office building at ul. Malczewskiego for a period of 5 years.

 

The Szczecin branch of the company will be part of the Global Customer Care Centre providing technical support and information services to the company’s clients. It is the second unit of that type in Poland (there is one in Warsaw too), and the fifth in the world (others are located in Mexico, Malaysia and Venezuela).

 

It is a great employment opportunity for people representing different age groups and possessing various qualifications, with knowledge of foreign languages, especially German.   The recruitment process is now in progress. “Our plan is to employ approx. 80 – 100 individuals by the end of the year,” informs Adam Urban, a marketing manager, Warsaw branch of Wincor Nixdorf.

 

 “The Company is oriented towards personal development of its employees - it ensures training courses and study grants. In addition, to support our staff, we intend to introduce relocation packages for people from all over Poland who are willing to take a job in Szczecin, and to subsidy commuters living on the outskirts of the city,” encourages Mirosław Janik, chairman of the management board, Wincor Nixdorf in Poland.

 

The availability of employees with good command of German is among the key arguments for opening an office in Szczecin.  “Factors such as presence of many IT companies that have been operating in the Szczecin area for some time now, close proximity of the German border and the possibility to get to our German clients fast also inclined us to take this decision,” says Michał Lewicki, service desk manager, Wincor Nixdorf.

 

Wincor Nixdorf is an international provider of IT solutions. It was established 60 years ago and since then has been providing a comprehensive portfolio of products and services in the scope of advanced IT technologies, cash dispensers and payment systems in Europe and worldwide.  Among its clients there are banks and financial institutions, large retail networks, logistic and clearing centres. The company also provides services to hotels and restaurants, service stations, railway and public transport enterprises; it is active in the postal market. Its headquarters are located in Germany and the representative offices operate in 130 countries. Wincor Nixdorf employs over 9 thousand people.

 

Wincor Nixdorf has been conducting business on the Polish market for 25 years. Its branches in Warsaw, Cracow and Katowice employ over 1.5 thousand individuals.  At present, in terms of numbers of cash dispensers and cash register systems installed, Wincor Nixdorf is ranked as the first company in Poland and the second in the world.

 

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