University Internship Governance & Regulatory Affairs (f/m/d)

Duration University Internship: 1 February 2027 - 31 July 2027

As a thematically broadly positioned team, we at Governance & Regulatory Affairs are responsible for various cross-sectional topics and ensure that PostFinance is managed responsibly and in accordance with regulatory requirements. In this way, we proactively monitor political events, examine new legislative developments and regulatory proposals, and ensure the political representation of the bank's interests. We promote integrity in everyday life and offer clear and practical governance structures. In doing so, we create orientation and reliability in an increasingly complex and dynamic regulatory environment, and we enable both our employees and the bank to meet high standards at all times.

Why you start with us

Time for recovery
6 weeks of vacation and the possibility of unpaid leave.

Flexible working models
Part-time, job sharing, and top sharing.

Individual development
Diverse training and further education offers, temporary job changes, and stages.

Modern working worlds
Modern workplaces, co-working in Bern and Zürich, as well as home office in many areas.

Maternity & paternity leave
18 weeks fully paid maternity leave and 4 weeks paternity leave.

Health in focus
Preventive offers, ergonomic workplaces, and targeted support during longer absences.

Mobility offers
Free Half Fare travelcard or discounted GA as well as attractive bicycle, carsharing, and e-car offers.

Lived equal opportunity
Among other things through transparent salary information in our job advertisements.

What you can achieve

• Within the framework of Regulatory Monitoring, you monitor and examine regulatory and political developments for their relevance to PostFinance, conduct investigations, and ensure reporting as well as the target-group-oriented information of the (primarily internal) stakeholders
• You further develop the professional use of the application for Regulatory Monitoring in coordination with other internal specialist departments
• You create conflict of interest checks in connection with mandates (incl. documentation and committee agenda items) and take care of the code of conduct mailbox
• You actively participate in the further development of the specialist areas Public Affairs and Regulatory Monitoring as well as Integrity Management
• In addition, depending on interest and skills, you can contribute to other topics of the team.

What you bring with you

• You have a Bachelor's degree in economics, law, or political science that is no more than two years old at the start of the program, or you are at least in the 4th semester of your Bachelor's studies
• Analytical, networked way of thinking as well as very good written expression, ideally with a good understanding of regulatory issues or the legislative process
• Great interest in the interaction of economy, politics, and law as well as openness to the broad tasks of a bank
• Exact, reliable, and independent way of working, initiative, as well as willingness to think beyond your own horizon
• Very good German skills; other languages are an advantage