General Information
Type of contract Fixed-term contract, which may be extended subject to individual performance and organisational needs
Who can apply? EU nationals
Salary E/F (bracket 1 - step 1) full time monthly net salary: €4,611 plus benefits, for further information see what we offer.
Role specialisation Datasets and Statistics
Working time Part time
Place of work Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Closing date 06.06.2024
Your team
Your role
- contribute to preparing monetary policy, in particular by building and handling the Section’s databases and dashboards, organising data and managing information;
- summarise and visualise data (including microdata) using the most up-to-date data science methods;
- compile and analyse data for briefings, regular reports, ECB publications and analytical/research projects in areas of interest for the Division;
- support the development and enhancement of analytical tools for monitoring, analysing and interpreting bank lending conditions;
- contribute to notes, briefings, memos, regular reports and analytical/research projects by preparing charts and tables and providing insights on the underlying data;
- contribute to the overall coordination of trainees and of the Division’s various data centre work streams.
Qualifications, experience and skills
- a bachelor’s degree or equivalent in economics, finance or another relevant field (see How you can join us for details on degree equivalences);
- in addition to the above, a minimum of one year’s practical experience (e.g. gained through traineeships) in the field of data analysis and/or data management;
- practical experience gained in a central bank or a comparable international institution;
- programming skills and experience using statistical software such as Python, Stata or R;
- sound knowledge of data management techniques;
- experience in handling and analysing large datasets, particularly relating to banking or finance;
- 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.
- a master’s degree in economics, finance or another relevant field.
Working modalities
Further information
Application and selection process