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About the jobThe (Senior) Regulatory Affairs Specialist is responsible for ensuring compliance with regulatory

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LocationViby J, DK Gdansk, PLAre you passionate about ensuring the reliability, performance, and scalability of modern data platforms? Do you thrive in a dynamic environment where you can combine your engineering skills with an operational mindset? If so, you might be the next key member of our team.

Join our dynamic team as a Data Engineer and collaborate with industry leaders to shape the future of analytics. "You will be part of our Viby (DK) based AFI IT team however working out of Gdansk, where you will sit next to the Data Platforms team on a daily basis. You will work closely with various stakeholders online, transforming raw data into actionable insights.

dedicated to environmental protection and local communities.Currently we are looking for:Procurement Specialist

000zl zl gross UoPAbout the role:For our client we are building a new team in Poland to strengthen global procurement capabilities and are looking for experienced professionals who want to work internationally while remaining connected locally.

General:Support the management of AI solutions that will optimize processes and reduce Local Market Review requirementsPartner with Client Localization team on translation vendor training and education on Client Advertising tone-of-voice, brand guidelines and product language 'directory'.

Join ING Hubs PolandAre you ready for a new challenge in Procurement? We're building a brand-new team in ING Hubs Poland to support Global Procurement team and looking for experienced professionals who want to work globally while staying connected locally.

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dedicated to environmental protection and local communities.Currently we are looking for:Procurement Specialist

REQ 26/08/2025Sourcing & Category ManagementKatowice, PolenING HubsLearn more about our benefitsJoin ING Hubs PolandAre you ready for a new challenge in Procurement? We're building a brand-new team in ING Hubs Poland to support Global Procurement team and looking for eperienced professionals who want to work globally while staying connected locally.

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Scope of Responsibilities Receiving, registering, and issuing spare parts and construction machinery in accordance with company procedures. Quality and completeness control of incoming deliveries – verification against documentation. Maintaining warehouse inventory levels in ZOOMLION system (ongoing updates, reporting, and tracking parts movement).

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