European Central Bank, Traineeship in International Policy Analysis
- Organizzazione
- ECB - European Central Bank, International Policy Analysis Division of the Directorate General International and European Relations
- Sede
- Frankfurt am Main, Germania
- Durata
- 4-6 mesi, estendibili fino a 12
- Indennità
- 1.170 euro mensili
- Benefit
- Indennità di alloggio
- L'offerta scade il
- 20/10/2026
- Area professionale
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Economia e finanza Engineering Statistica/Data Analysis Scienze naturali
Attività
As a trainee in the International Policy Analysis Division, you will perform one or more of the following tasks:
- support the work of the Division by, among other things, assisting with data collection and analysis, generating tables and charts, and preparing presentations;
- maintain and further develop complex databases used to monitor global financial and monetary developments;
- maintain and further develop quantitative tools and modelling infrastructure;
- contribute to selected analytical projects by providing research assistance.
Requisiti principali
- A bachelor’s degree or higher in economics, econometrics, finance, data engineering, data science, applied mathematics or a related field;
- a sound understanding of international finance, monetary economics, data science or international macroeconomics;
- experience in collecting data from statistical agencies, public sources or data providers (such as LSEG, Bloomberg, Haver Analytics or other market data services) and/or data analysis;
- an intermediate knowledge of one or more programming languages and/or econometric software packages (e.g. MATLAB, R, Stata, EViews, Python, SQL or Julia);
- an advanced knowledge of the MS Office package, in particular Excel;
- an advanced (C1) command of English and an intermediate (B1) command of at least one other official language of the EU, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
Desired:
- a master’s degree in economics, econometrics, finance, data engineering, data science, applied mathematics or a related field (or being close to completing a master’s degree);
- a keen interest in policy-relevant and applied research, together with a proven ability to conduct quantitative analyses;
- a sound knowledge of statistical and econometric techniques for data analysis.
