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Intern in Data Analysis (m/f)
CSSF · Luxembourg · Internship
- Employer
- Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier
- Division
- Banking Supervision III – Banks
- Location
- Luxembourg
- Contract
- Internship
- Level
- intern
- Reference
- BSD-III-STAGE-ANA-01
Prepare for the interview
Before the interview, read these RegReportingDesk articles to get up to date on prudential supervision. You will walk in with a clear view of what the work involves and of the regulatory developments the panel may raise.
- CSSF SREP 2025 Supervisory Disclosure: The ICARA Bar for Investment Firms (2026-07)
- Luxembourg Sanctions Risk Assessment: Screening Gaps the CSSF Flagged (2026-09)
- ECB IT Risk Questionnaire: How the ITRQ Feeds Your SREP Score (2026-08)
- EBA Supervisory Convergence Report 2025: What It Means for SREP and Prudential Reporting (2026-07)
The posting
As published by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier. Source: careers.cssf.lu. Reproduced for reference. The regulator’s portal is authoritative and the only place to apply.
Mission
You will join the team responsible for ICT risk supervision within the prudential supervision function for credit institutions.
Our objective is to introduce you to prudential supervision activities involving quantitative data analysis and to familiarize you more broadly with banking supervision functions. We aim to facilitate your integration into a professional working environment.
You will be supported by a dedicated professional tutor who will guide and advise you throughout your internship.
Role & responsibilities
- Contribute to various analyses related to ICT risk reports;
- Contribute to data analyses within the context of our ICT risk supervision of credit institutions;
- Contribute to the development of quantitative analysis tools to enable automation and harmonisation of ICT risk supervision.
Your profile
- Student in the final year of university studies aiming to obtain a Master 2 in finance, mathematics, or computer science;
- Strong interest in finance, the banking sector, ICT-related risks, and quantitative approaches;
- Very good written and spoken English; knowledge of common languages such as Luxembourgish, French, or German is an advantage;
- Proficiency in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint;
- Knowledge of Python, as well as data analysis and visualisation, is an asset;
- Strong analytical, synthesis, and communication skills;
- Critical thinking, rigor, and strong organizational skills;
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
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