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Deutsche Boerse · Luxemburg, LU

Intern - Controlling (f/m/d)

Luxemburg, LUEarly career

Listed on Deutsche Boerse’s official careers site. Listed as of October 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Your career at Deutsche Börse Group

Your area of work

As an Intern in Controlling, you will be actively taking part in our process, while we are offering you diverse,interesting and above all challenging tasks.

Your responsibilities

Support our budget and forecast processes with variance analysis. Assist in the monthly closing process to ensure timely closing and accuracy of revenues and costs in thebooks. Help to prepare the management reporting for the Clearstream Business area. Query and extract daily statistics using MS Access and SQL queries. Support at enhancing, developing existing Controlling processes, and corresponding documentation. Prepare various ad-hoc analysis on request in time and good quality Your profile: You are enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's Degree program with a recognized institution and can provide aninternship agreement, or have graduated with a Bachelor's degree or similar for no more than 6 months.

Expert knowledge of MS-Office applications (Excel, Access, PowerPoint). SAP S4 Hana, SQL and VBAknowledge are a strong asset. Good knowledge of PowerBI and/or SAP Analytics Cloud, including data modelling, creating measures, andbuilding dashboards. Good financial and cost accounting knowledge required. Proactive approach, highly committed and eager to develop new skills Strong analytical skills, problem-solving ability, continuous improvement mindset.

High level of accuracy and attention to details. Fluent in both written and spoken English. Knowledge of French and/or German would be from advantage

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