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From internship to leading a team – this is what a career at JWW looks like.
Don’t just take our word for it. Listen to people who have walked this path.
Six stories. Half a minute each.
We recorded them during our Mexican fiesta – hence the cacti, chili peppers and sombreros next to the desks.
We saved the job offers for dessert – they’re waiting at the bottom of the page ↓
The videos were recorded in Polish. The English voice-over was made with AI, based on their own voices.
Monika
At JWW since 2011
She came for a job-center internship. Now she leads a team.
Magda
At JWW since 2024
Why did she choose JWW after a big corporation?
Paulina
At JWW since 2023
“The only place I come back to after vacation with no dread”
Patrycja
At JWW since 2022
What do we do when the numbers add up?
Martyna
At JWW since 2023
How do you invite someone to JWW in Korean?
Paulina
At JWW for many years
Regulations keep changing. She’s always up to date.
Why JWW?
Growth and promotion
- Individual development plan
- Internal and external training
- Mentoring and learning platforms
We know each other by name
- Direct contact with the management board
- Clear, specific feedback
- Support from an experienced team
International projects
- Clients from Poland and abroad
- Chances to work in foreign languages
- Membership of Alliott Global Alliance
Stable employment
- Employment contract or B2B
- Clear rules and a defined career path
- Modern work tools
- Family business recognized in the Forbes ranking (2026)
How do people grow here?
This is what your path in accounting can look like – from your first job to running a branch.
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Accounting Assistant
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Junior Accountant
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Accountant
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Team Leader
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Branch Manager
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Accounting Assistant
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Junior Accountant
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Accountant
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Team Leader
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Branch Manager
Izabela
At JWW since 2012
She went from assistant to head of the accounting team here.
“What motivates me most is people – both my colleagues and the clients we help run their businesses every day.”
Kinga
At JWW since 2017
She swapped a job in administration for running our Warsaw branch.
“At every stage, I could count on support, trust and, above all, room to grow.”
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Internships and student placements
Monika’s story began with a job-center internship. Yours can begin the same way.
Studying accounting, finance, economics or math? Or finishing your degree and looking for your first job? Here you learn on real tasks, and there’s always someone to ask.
- Internships, including job-center programs
- Student work placements
- You can combine work with your studies
Learn from the best in the world
Karolina and Kinga went to Lisbon for Impact Academy – a training program for current and future leaders.
It is run by Alliott Global Alliance – an international network of accounting, law and consulting firms, recognized in the Chambers Global Guide ranking. JWW is part of this network, so you too can learn from experts in more than 100 countries.
- Three days of coaching with leadership trainers
- More than 40 participants from different countries
- Only for firms in Alliott Global Alliance
We take care of you – at work and beyond
At JWW, professional growth goes hand in hand with well-being.
Private healthcare
Specialist doctors without the long wait.
Group insurance
Extra protection for the unexpected.
Multisport card
Gyms, pools and sports classes all over Poland.
Flexible start
Start work between 7:00 and 9:00 and plan your day your way.
Referral bonus
Know someone who would fit our team? Recommend them and get a bonus.
Team events
City games, trips and parties – like our Mexican fiesta.
How does recruitment work?
Short, straightforward, and you always know where you stand.
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You send your CV
Through the form on our Polish careers page – for a specific job or as an open application.
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We talk
We get to know each other: you tell us about yourself, we tell you about working at JWW and the team. For some roles, we may also ask you to do a short practical task.
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You hear back
Usually within one to three weeks. We reply to everyone, whatever the outcome.
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You start
You settle in at the office, side by side with an experienced team.
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You send your CV
Through the form on our Polish careers page – for a specific job or as an open application.
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We talk
We get to know each other: you tell us about yourself, we tell you about working at JWW and the team. For some roles, we may also ask you to do a short practical task.
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You hear back
Usually within one to three weeks. We reply to everyone, whatever the outcome.
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You start
You settle in at the office, side by side with an experienced team.
Questions from candidates
Yes. Every job at JWW requires fluent Polish – most of our clients, documents and regulations are Polish. Good English is a plus.
We mainly work at the office. Being with the team every day speeds up onboarding and makes it easier to share knowledge and learn from experienced specialists and leaders.
You start flexibly between 7:00 and 9:00 and finish once you’ve worked your hours. There’s no single fixed start time for everyone.
Usually within one to three weeks, depending on the recruitment stage and the number of candidates. We reply to everyone, whatever the outcome.
Yes. We offer internships and student placements, and many people started their first job here – like Monika and Paulina.
Yes. You can send your CV at any time through the form on our Polish careers page.
In Wrocław (al. Wiśniowa 43) and in Warsaw (pl. Stanisława Małachowskiego 2).
Join the team
“Discover that working in accounting can be dynamic, fulfilling and full of purpose. We create an environment where people matter – their ambitions, potential and opportunities for growth!”
Anna Maack
Vice President of the Management Board
See us in action
Ekspedycja Express
JWW team event · 2026 · in Polish
A city game, puzzles and special missions.
We split into teams and set off on a route inspired by TV game shows. Lots of teamwork, friendly competition and laughter.
Job fair
Wrocław University of Economics and Business · 2025 · in Polish
We meet students.
At job fairs, we talk about how to start a career in accounting. Looking for an internship? See internships ↑
Job offers
All jobs are at our office in Wrocław. “Apply now” takes you to the form on our Polish careers page – just attach your CV.
Do you have a few years at an accounting firm behind you and want to lead people, not just keep the books? This role lets you do both.
What you’ll do
- You organize the work of an accounting team, onboard new people and support each person’s development.
- You review tax returns, financial statements and reports before they go to clients.
- You make sure everything complies with tax and accounting regulations.
- You look for improvements – in team processes and in client service.
- You prepare financial analyses and recommendations for clients.
What matters to us
- Several years of experience in a similar role at an accounting firm.
- Experience organizing a team’s work and developing people.
- Very good knowledge of Polish tax and accounting regulations – and keeping up with changes.
- A university degree in economics or a related field.
- An analytical mindset – you base decisions on data.
- Symfonia, Saldeo and very good Excel skills.
Language: fluent Polish is required.
Nice to have: good English – some of our clients are international companies.
Apply now Download the job description (PDF) What’s in it for you? See the benefits ↑
Do you like seeing the full picture of a business – from the invoice to the financial statements? Here you independently keep the books for clients from a range of industries.
What you’ll do
- You handle full accounting for companies from different industries.
- You prepare PIT, CIT and VAT returns and financial statements.
- You produce analyses and reports that clients base their decisions on.
- You represent clients before the tax office, ZUS and GUS.
- You oversee the work of junior team members.
- You suggest ideas for working more efficiently.
What matters to us
- Experience as an accountant.
- Good knowledge of PIT, CIT, VAT and financial reporting rules.
- Hands-on experience with Symfonia FK, Optima or Saldeo.
- A university degree in accounting, finance, economics or a related field.
- Independence and good organization when handling many clients at once.
- Confidence in dealing with clients and public authorities.
Language: fluent Polish is required.
Nice to have: good English.
Apply now Download the job description (PDF) What’s in it for you? See the benefits ↑
Just starting out in accounting? This is a good place to begin: you learn on real documents, with an experienced team right beside you.
What you’ll do
- You post documents in Symfonia FK or Optima.
- You check source documents for accounting and formal accuracy.
- You help with day-to-day accounting for clients.
- You get to know different areas of accounting by working with the whole team.
- You answer clients’ questions.
What matters to us
- A degree in accounting, finance or a related field – completed or in progress.
- The basics of VAT, PIT and CIT.
- Very good Excel skills.
- Accuracy – here, every number counts.
- Eagerness to learn.
What we’ll teach you: Symfonia FK and Optima if you don’t know them yet, and how the regulations work in practice – step by step.
Language: fluent Polish is required.
Nice to have: good English.
Apply now Download the job description (PDF) What’s in it for you? See the benefits ↑
Payroll has to be right to the penny and on the right day. If you enjoy that kind of precision, you’ll handle HR and payroll for our clients from A to Z.
What you’ll do
- You maintain personnel files: contracts, amendments and other documents.
- You keep working-time records – attendance, time off and sick leave.
- You calculate salaries and benefits.
- You handle settlements with ZUS, the tax office, GUS, PPK and PFRON.
- You prepare HR and payroll reports and analyses.
What matters to us
- Experience in HR and payroll – full personnel records and salaries.
- Knowledge of Polish labor law, social insurance and PPK.
- Fluent use of Płatnik.
- Up-to-date knowledge of regulatory changes.
- A university degree in HR, labor law, economics or a related field.
Language: fluent Polish is required.
Nice to have: Gratyfikant nexo and good English.
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Documents, letters and client contacts – including international ones – all pass through your hands. This role is for someone who likes order and people.
What you’ll do
- You keep the office running smoothly day to day.
- You prepare and edit documents, letters and presentations – in English too.
- You manage document flow and the archive.
- You put together summaries and reports.
- You talk to our clients and partners.
What matters to us
- Very good English – you work with international clients every day.
- Law or economics studies (can be in progress).
- Basic knowledge of business law.
- Confident with Excel and the rest of MS Office.
- Good organization when several things are happening at once.
- Discretion – you work with confidential information.
Language: fluent Polish is required.
Nice to have: experience at a law firm.
Apply now Download the job description (PDF) What’s in it for you? See the benefits ↑
News
From 18 October 2026, occupational health medical certificates will, as a rule, be issued exclusively in electronic form. Employees will be able to access them through the Patient Online Account...
We are pleased to announce that JWW has been included among the companies recognized in the 9th Forbes Family Business Ranking. The diploma was received at the Forbes Family Business Forum 2026...