Intern - Non-Financial Risk Management (f/m/d)

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About this role

Your area of work:

As an Intern in Non-Financial Risk Management, you will have an excellent opportunity to explore the risk management function of a banking institution and to gain valuable practical experience in an innovative company and dynamic team. You will be part of a multicultural team and be actively taking part in our processes, while we are offering you diverse, interesting, and above all challenging tasks.

 

Your responsibilities:

  • Gain insights through participating in the risk governance, measurement, controlling and reporting process
  • Support the identification of operational risks and business risks together with the business units and participate in the yearly review of operational and business risk scenarios
  • Generate analyses and documents to support analytics for risk management
  • Support the improvement of current processes
  • Investigate new developments on the market for risk management related topics
  • Participate in the maintenance of risk management tools and databases

 

Your profile:

  • You are enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's Degree program with a recognized institution focusing on Business Administration or Risk Management, or a related field and can provide an internship agreement, OR have graduated with a Bachelor's degree or similar for no more than 6 months
  • You have a strong interest in the financial sector
  • You have the ability to work in a team and strong communication skills
  • You are competent at handling MS-Office applications (in particular MS Access and MS Excel), VBA knowledge for process automation in Microsoft office is considered a plus
  • You are familiar with Power BI for data visualization and Power Automate for workflow automation.
  • You are proficient in written and spoken English, German is considered a plus

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