Google has officially opened its second office in Kraków, located in the Tertium office complex in the Prądnik Czerwony district. Operational since June 23, the new workspace spans four floors and accommodates approximately 300 employees. The office features state-of-the-art laboratories, conference rooms, and collaborative workspaces designed to support innovation and engineering excellence.
The interior design reflects the region's cultural heritage, drawing inspiration from the Wieliczka Salt Mine and the history of Lesser Poland while combining these elements with Google's modern workplace concept.
Google's Kraków engineering team now exceeds 400 specialists and continues to grow. Local engineers contribute to the development of several of the company's flagship products and services, including Google Cloud, Android, Chrome, and Pixel devices.
Google has operated in Poland for 20 years and employs around 3,000 people across its offices in Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław. Approximately 80% of its Polish workforce consists of software engineers and technical specialists. According to the company, its Polish operations now represent Google's largest engineering hub within the European Union and one of its most important engineering centres worldwide.
The opening of the new Kraków office further strengthens the city's reputation as a prime destination for global technology companies and confirms the continued demand for high-quality office space in one of Central and Eastern Europe's fastest-growing business markets.
