Our employees ensure that our single currency and the European financial system remain stable. How do they succeed? Here, they have the time, scope and tools to penetrate the depth of complex financial and economic topics and to develop sustainable solutions. They work agile, digital and across borders. In teams that do not know prejudices, but common goals. Become part of something special and create a solid foundation for your career!
- Job-ID: J000000326
- Location: Frankfurt am Main
- Employment rate: Full-time/ part-time possible
- Employment duration: Temporary
Work of special value: your commitment with usWork of special value: your commitment with us
We offer the opportunity to gain insights into research in the below-mentioned research areas. During the internship, you will support our researchers through literature research, data work, the development of empirical and/or theoretical models, etc.
Focus area 1: Monetary and fiscal policy
Research in this area clarifies how monetary policy ensures price stability and interacts with fiscal policy, especially in the diverse Eurozone, supporting better policymaking and optimal policy design.
Focus area 2: Household/Firm Behaviour and Surveys
You will analyze households' and firms' behavior, finances, and expectations using Bundesbank survey microdata and other sources, investigating heterogeneity and possibly addressing survey methodology questions through empirical research.
Focus area 3: Macro-Finance
Research on macro-financial interactions studies how financial markets, institutions, and the real economy affect each other, helping to identify systemic risks and design macroprudential policies to mitigate risks and prevent financial crises.
Focus area 4: Banking and Finance
Research in this area analyses how banks and financial intermediaries allocate resources, manage risks, and adapt to regulation, digital innovation, climate, and geopolitics, supporting microprudential policy by improving assessments, supervision, stress-testing, and resolution strategies.
Focus area 5: Monetary Policy Implementation
Research in this area examines how the Eurosystem's operational framework and money market conditions influence banks' funding, liquidity, and lending to firms, using granular data to trace monetary policy transmission and inform framework and policy design.
Focus area 6: Economics of climate change, climate policy and nature capital
Research in this area assesses how climate change and climate policy impact price and financial stability, central bank policies, and frameworks, examining macroeconomic and financial effects, policy effectiveness, side effects, and the economics of natural capital and ecosystem services.
For details on the teams behind the Focus areas, see: https://www.bundesbank.de/en/bundesbank/research/research-centre/people
Special values: your qualificationsSpecial values: your qualifications
- Master's or PhD students in economics with a focus on economics, finance or (applied) mathematics
- Current grade point average of 2.5 or better
- Good command of written and spoken English
The following are highly desirable:
- Strong interest in quantitative and empirical research
- Proficiency in Stata, R, Python, Matlab, or comparable programming languages
- Interest in topics related to above-mentioned focus areas
- Good command of written and spoken German
Our benefits
Remuneration and prospects
varied tasks, targeted induction
New work
home office opportunities within Germany, good technical equipment (e.g. smartphone, notebook), ergonomic workplaces, feedback culture, collegial and appreciative working atmosphere, flexible and predictable working hours
Extra benefits
good transport connections (bus and train), central location, company restaurant
Interested in enriching our team?
Then we are already very excited about your application, If you have any questions in advance, please turn to the relevant contact person.
Your questions regarding the application:
praktikum@bundesbank.de
Your questions about the job profile:
Christian Schumacher
069 9566-32939
researchcentre@bundesbank.de
Christine Thaler
069 9566-33313
researchcentre@bundesbank.de
Diversity and equal opportunities are important to us. Where candidates are equally qualified for the position, preference will be given to disabled applicants. The Deutsche Bundesbank is also promoting equal opportunities for women and men, especially when filling management positions. We therefore particularly welcome applications from women.
