University Internship Risk Management (f/m/d)

Duration University Internship: 1. February 2027 - 31. July 2027

Are you interested in financial markets and want to translate your theoretical knowledge from your studies into practice? Then this could be an exciting opportunity for you! In Risk Management at PostFinance, we bear the responsibility for the financial risks of our balance sheet. Our goal is to actively manage the interest rate and liquidity risks of PostFinance. With us, you will get to know the basic concepts and methods of risk management. Since we cover a wide spectrum of topics, various opportunities arise depending on your strengths and interests to contribute and further develop your skills with us

Why you start with us

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

Flexible working models
Part-time, job- and topsharing.

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 in the event of longer absences.

Mobility offers
Free Halbtax 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

• You help to manage one of the largest bank balance sheets in Switzerland
• You support us in the active management of interest rate and liquidity risks
• You have an important role in the further development of the tools used therein
• You measure interest rate and liquidity risks using existing models, interpret the results and prepare them

What you bring with you

• You have a Bachelor's degree in physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, social or economic sciences, which was not more than two years ago at the start of the program, or you are at least in the 4th semester of your Bachelor's studies
• Independent, structured and systematic working
• Strong curiosity, great willingness to learn and the readiness to deal with economic issues
• Programming skills, for example in R
• Very good German skills, other languages an advantage