Cybersecurity jobs in Poland — current offers: 22

As of November 2026, LITJobs lists 22 offers in the cybersecurity category, from SOC analysts and network or cloud security engineers to penetration testers and GRC specialists. Positions in this category have very different requirements, so search for the role name – “SOC”, “pentester” or “GRC” – and add a seniority filter. The list is updated as employers publish or close ads.

The spread is very wide: a first-line SOC analyst earns far less than an experienced penetration tester or cloud security architect. The nationwide Bulldogjob 2025 survey does not report a separate security category; its median for juniors across IT was PLN 5,700 take-home (UoP/UZ/UD) and PLN 9,200 net on B2B. Compare ranges in ads only after narrowing the list to one role and seniority level.

Some are remote or hybrid, especially in penetration testing, cloud security and GRC. SOC roles often involve shift work, and jobs in the public, defence and banking sectors more often require office presence and sometimes a security clearance. Set the work-mode filter, and for remote offers check the “Remote from” field: Poland only, the EU or anywhere.

Not always. For SOC analysts and security engineers, certificates such as CompTIA Security+ are more often a plus than a must, while penetration testing and audit roles may expect advanced certifications. Employers also value practical evidence: a home lab, CTF write-ups, experience in system administration. Compare the “requirements” and “nice to have” sections across several ads before applying.

Open the job search with the cybersecurity category, add filters such as junior level or a city, and click “Create an alert for this search”. After signing in, choose daily or weekly e-mails. This category has fewer new offers than backend or testing, so an alert lets you apply early, before many candidates have sent their CVs.