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Hybrid in Amstelveen·Added 2 months ago (last checked 12 Oct)
Our summary
- Work mode
- Hybrid, Amstelveen
- Languages
- Dutch


Skills
This job advert was originally written in Dutch.
Requirements
What we're looking for
Additionally, you preferably possess:
- You are pursuing a university degree (WO) in economics, econometrics, finance, or a related field.
Nice to have
- You have strong analytical skills and an affinity for data processing, statistics, and modeling.
- You have programming skills; experience with Python is a strong plus.
- You work accurately and have an eye for detail.
- You can express yourself well, both orally and in writing.
- You have an excellent command of the Dutch language in speech and writing and also have a good command of the English language.
- You can work independently while maintaining a connection with the team.
Pay & benefits
What you'll get
The challenge to further develop yourself as a researcher and economist. You will be given the space to work on the research agenda of the Netherlands team and take on your own projects, learning a lot along the way. The standard contract is 36 hours per week. Working four days a week is possible, including two days from home.
Additionally:
• A personal laptop;
• Travel expense allowance;
• An internship allowance;
• Access to all ABN AMRO networking events;
• The chance to learn from experienced professionals and be part of strategic decision-making;
• A stimulating work environment where you can further develop your skills;
• A valuable internship experience within a leading financial institution;
• Working in an informal environment among top professionals.
The role
Are you an enthusiastic student with a strong interest in macroeconomics and economic models? Does your heart beat faster from analyzing economic issues regarding the Netherlands? Do you want an internship in which you work hands-on on research, the modeling of economic issues, and publications that contribute to a better understanding of the economy at one of the largest banks in the Netherlands? Then this working internship within the Netherlands team of the Economic Bureau of ABN AMRO is for you.
What you'll do
As an intern within the Netherlands team of the Economic Bureau, you support the team in economic research regarding the Dutch economy. You will be involved in creating and fine-tuning our economic models, performing data analyses, and developing specific deep-dives into current topics, for example regarding Dutch trade with China, the outlook for the labor market, or the impact of import tariffs. You will work on one or more projects and will be engaged in, among other things:
- Supporting the creation, improvement, and fine-tuning of economic models.
- Performing high-quality analyses, using economic data, statistics, and the latest academic insights.
- Developing deep-dives into specific topics that are relevant to the outlook of the Dutch economy.
- Collaborating with economists within the Netherlands team and other teams of the Economic Bureau.
- Communicating your insights through presentations, publications, and internal briefings.
Your profile
You have a broad interest in macro-economic issues and want to learn more about the Dutch economy. You get energy from working with data, performing analyses, and researching the economic effects of policy. You are analytically strong, hands-on, and independent, but you actively keep the team informed and seek feedback when necessary. You combine accuracy with a pragmatic and solution-oriented attitude.
Hiring process
Have you become curious and do you think you are a valuable addition to our team? Then respond immediately. A well-thought-out and structured CV and a clear motivation letter can help you to stand out. In this regard, authenticity is preferred over perfectly written motivation letters. How do you do that?
- Include only job-relevant information on your CV and in your letter.
- Briefly introduce yourself in your letter and tell us why you are specifically interested in this research internship and in working at the Economic Bureau of ABN AMRO. Then explain how you can add value to the Netherlands team by pointing to relevant skills and experience.
- Always mention your availability period, for example October 2026 to February 2027, and the purpose of your internship, for example thesis research or work experience.
About ABN AMRO
ABN AMRO is a banking company. The areas of work presented on its own careers site span corporate banking, private banking, finance, risk management, detecting financial crime, legal & compliance, IT, data & analytics, operations, marketing and human resources.
Its careers site frames working at the company as "een baan met betekenis" (a job with meaning) and highlights themes such as challenging work, making an impact, learning and development, employment conditions, diversity, hybrid working and wellbeing. It also offers entry paths for students and starters, including internships and traineeships.
- Industry
- Banking
- Website
- abnamro.com
Good to know if you are moving
- The careers site lists hybrid working ("Hybride werken") among its terms of employment, alongside learning and development and wellbeing programmes.
- The careers site is offered in both Dutch and English ("Taal NL EN").
- There are dedicated entry paths for students and starters, including internships ("Stages") and traineeships.
In their own words
About the company & team
The Economic Bureau conducts economic research for the entire bank and all its client groups. Our research is independent, but we work closely with other business units. In addition to the senior management of ABN AMRO, we serve all client groups of the bank in an effective manner. We do this by setting priorities based on the bank's interests. We strive for optimal value creation for the bank and its clients. We are seen as original thinkers and experts in our field and wish to distinguish ourselves from the competition through this. Within the Netherlands team, research is conducted into the Dutch business cycle, the housing market, the labor market, and sustainability issues. Additionally, we publish on often current themes, regularly together with the sector economists working at Corporate Banking.
Additional information
Please note: you must possess a valid work permit or an internship agreement as a student.