Netflix announced in a press release: “This January marks exactly six years since we launched our Polish language service, and we’ve now created over 30 Polish films and TV series, including hits like High Water and How I Fell in Love with the Gangster.

Today, we’re excited to announce that we’re also creating an engineering hub in Poland, based in our recently opened Warsaw office. Our engineers in Poland will help build the products that our internal and external creative partners use to deliver Netflix shows and films to members all around the world – hits like Wednesday, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery and The Crown. Poland has amazing engineering talent given its excellent universities and strong developer community, and we can’t wait to see the innovation and creativity that comes from our hub here. We are currently recruiting for business application software engineers — check out our current openings on Netflix Jobs.

The next step and investment on the Polish market is the creation of an engineering center. It will be responsible for developing products and services used by Netflix’s internal and external partners who produce and manage content on the service. The solutions that the team from Warsaw will be working on will enable the entire content production process, from idea to implementation and publication on the website, and provide new, innovative ways to manage entertainment on a global scale.”

According to Deborah Black, VP of Engineering, “the decision to invest in Poland was made many months ago at the company’s headquarters in Los Gatos and was made by the management of the company’s technology team. We chose Poland because of access to great specialists – Polish IT universities have an excellent reputation, and developers from Poland are valued experts, willingly employed around the world.”

“We look forward to this partnership and believe that the new center will help us expand our global technology organization and bring even more innovation to the solutions we create”.