Graduation Internship Process Improvement Financial Economic Crime - Amsterdam

• You are following a HBO (higher professional education) or WO (university) program;
• You are available from February 2027;
• Your studies have a relevant connection to business administration, business processes, or a similar research field;
• You are available for 32 to 36 hours per week for a period of 4 to 6 months;
• You are looking for a graduation or research internship and not a working internship;
• You speak and write Dutch fluently;
• You work accurately, think analytically, and can translate findings into practically applicable recommendations;
• You can be present every Tuesday for the team's office day in Amsterdam.

• An internship allowance of EUR 600 gross per month based on a 36-hour week.

• Personal guidance

• A professional working and learning environment

• An internship community and inspiring events

Want to become the best version of yourself? At Rabobank you work on your personal development and contribute to the world around you. You get to focus on your own growth in an environment in which you continue to learn. In addition, you can also expect:

As a graduation intern, do you want to improve business processes and contribute to the prevention of financial crime?

You will learn how to analyze workflows and conduct practice-oriented research within a professional banking environment. You will map out bottlenecks and develop recommendations for efficiency, quality, and turnaround times.

Yes. The team works primarily from home. You are expected every Tuesday for the collective office day at Amstelplein 8 in Amsterdam.

Graduation Internship Process Improvement Financial Economic Crime - Amsterdam

As a graduation intern at Rabobank, you will learn how to conduct practice-oriented research and contribute to improving work processes within Financial Economic Crime Business Clients. You will investigate business processes, map out bottlenecks, and develop recommendations for greater efficiency, better quality, and shorter turnaround times.

You will work 32 to 36 hours per week for a duration of 4 to 6 months and start in February. The team works primarily from home and meets every Tuesday at the Rabobank office at Amstelplein 8 in Amsterdam.

In short:

• You conduct research into workflows and business processes;
• You use process analysis, data, and information from colleagues to find opportunities for improvement;
• You present recommendations that enable analysts to work more effectively.
• You set up and conduct practice-oriented graduation research within Financial Economic Crime Business Clients;
• You investigate existing workflows and business processes to understand how analysts perform customer investigations;
• You map out bottlenecks and opportunities for improving efficiency, quality, and turnaround times;
• You translate your findings into clear and practically applicable recommendations for the team;
• You present your research results and recommendations to colleagues.

We will determine the exact research question together with you. The topic must align with your studies and focus on improving workflows or business processes. This is a research internship. Due to the required expertise and privacy-sensitive customer information, you will not work directly on customer files.

• Practice-oriented research;
• Analysis of business processes;
• Optimization of workflows;
• Data analysis;
• Analytical and critical thinking;
• Financial Economic Crime;
• Customer due diligence;
• Communication with stakeholders;
• Presenting research results;
• Formulating practically applicable recommendations.

During your internship at Rabobank, your development is the priority and you gain practical experience in a professional working environment.

You will first get to know the department and the work well before you formulate the final research question. Experienced colleagues will help you understand the context. During your research, you can make use of the knowledge and various expertise within the team. In this way, you will develop your research skills, analytical ability, communication, and presentation skills in practice.

You will work together with experienced colleagues and get to know the department before you establish your final research question. Within the team, colleagues share knowledge and discuss complex topics together.

You will develop skills in the areas of research, process analysis, data analysis, critical thinking, communication with stakeholders, and presenting recommendations.