- Location
- ACT (Amsterdam - Acanthus), Netherlands
- Type
- Internship
- Department
- Management
- Seniority
- Internship
- Source
- Workday
Description
Are you curious how a large organization like ING manages its data and ensures customer information is handled safely? During this internship, you will work on real data governance challenges and help colleagues across the organization improve how they use and protect data.
You will set up and grow a community of Data Stewards, and help enhance their expertise of Data Stewards in using the existing dashboards to gain actionable insights. This gives you the opportunity to develop skills in data governance, analytics, communication, and stakeholder management in a complex and dynamic environment.
The team
You will join the Safe Data Team, where data governance specialists ensure ING complies with regulations on data usage and protection.
The team develops standards and processes (such as data management and record retention standards) and supports colleagues across ING. Data Stewards play a key role in creating safe data for our customers and ING, and you will work closely with them.
During this internship you will learn
- How data governance works in a large international bank
- How regulations (like GDPR and BCBS239) are translated into practical processes and instructions
- How to work with stakeholders across different teams
- How to communicate and engage people in a community setting
- How to improve the expertise of ING NLs Data Stewards
Key Responsibilities
- Set up and grow a community for Data Stewards
- Organise and structure how this community works and collaborates
- Create awareness about the Data Steward roles and responsibilities
- Find ways to share actional insights from the existing dashboards in the community
- Train and support Data Stewards in using the dashboards
- Design and execute a plan to improve the expertise of ING NL’s Data Stewards via the community
How to succeed
- You are currently studying (HBO/WO), for example:
- Business Administration
- Economics
- Data Science / Business Analytics
- Communication
- Law (privacy/data) or a related field
- You have strong communication skills and can work with different stakeholders
- You are analytical and comfortable working with Excel and PowerPoint
- You are interested in data, governance, and how organisations manage information
- You enjoy working in a dynamic and complex environment You like taking initiative and getting people engaged
What We Offer
- Real responsibility and the chance to make visible impact
- Hands-on experience in a large, complex organisation
- Guidance from experienced data professionals
- The opportunity to build your network within ING
- A collaborative and learning-focused environment where you can develop yourself
- You take ownership, hands on, and can work independently.
Rewards and benefits
This is a great opportunity to train with highly skilled people who are experts in their field. You’ll do a lot and learn a lot – not only about your specialist area and the bank, but also about yourself and whether this type of environment is right for you.
You’ll also benefit from:
- Internship allowance of 700 EUR based on a 36 hours work week
- Your own work laptop
- Hybrid working to blend home working for focus and office working for collaboration and co-creation
- Personal growth and challenging work with endless possibilities
- An informal working environment with innovative colleagues
During the duration of your internship at ING, it is mandatory to be enrolled at a Dutch university (or EU-university for EU passport holders).
Want to apply directly?
Please upload your CV and motivation letter by clicking the ‘Apply’ button.
About our internships
Every year, more than 350 students join our internship program. While there are no guarantees about your future, many of our former interns move into a permanent role or onto our International Talent Programme (traineeship).
Whatever happens, an internship at ING is the ideal opportunity to meet a wide variety of people, to build up your own network, and to learn about many different aspects of banking – put simply, it’s a great start to your career.
