Job Description

Your tasks:

Regulatory Reporting – from requirement to implementation

• You support the implementation of regulatory reporting frameworks, including:
• FINREP, COREP, Pillar 3
• BIRD / IReF data models and reporting structures
• You translate regulatory requirements into technical and data-related solutions, such as:
• Definition of data requirements and mappings
• Implementation of data flows across systems
• Design of reporting logic and calculation layers
• You work on supervisory-driven implementations, e.g.:
• ECB onboarding / SSM readiness
• Implementation of findings from On-Site Inspections (OSI)
• Audit support and technical remediation
• You contribute to risk & capital frameworks with implementation focus:
• CRR / Basel requirements in systems
• RWA calculation logic and optimization approaches
• EBA / ECB stress testing implementation
• You implement data governance and aggregation frameworks:
• BCBS 239 / RDARR
• Data lineage, controls and reconciliation layers

Accounting – implementation of finance & valuation logic

• You support the implementation of accounting requirements into systems, including:
• IFRS 9 (classification & measurement logic)
• Impairment / Expected Credit Loss (ECL) models and data flows
• Hedge Accounting / Risk Mitigation Accounting processes
• You work on integration between accounting and regulatory reporting, e.g.:
• Reconciliation logic between accounting and regulatory views
• Data consistency across Finance, Risk and Reporting
• You contribute to finance system implementations, including:
• SAP consulting (e.g. S/4HANA Finance, SAP FPSL, SAC)
• Finance data models and reporting layers
• Interfaces between sub-ledgers, risk engines and reporting tools

Data, systems & interfaces – your core focus

• You design and implement end-to-end data flows, from source systems to reporting
• You define and implement interfaces between systems (Risk, Finance, Data Warehouse, Reporting)
• You translate business requirements into:
• data models
• technical specifications
• implementation-ready concepts
• You drive automation and efficiency improvements in reporting processes
• You ensure data quality, reconciliation and traceability

Growth & responsibility

• From early on, you take an active role in implementation workstreams
• With growing experience, you will:
• own specific data or system modules
• present results to clients
• manage (sub-)projects
• contribute to solution development and business growth

Your skills:

Academic background – strong IT/Data focus

• Degree in: Business Informatics (highly preferred) or Information Systems, Data Engineering, Finance with strong IT focus

Relevant experience / interests

• First exposure (internships or projects) in:
• banking, consulting, IT or finance-related environments
• Strong interest in implementation-driven topics, e.g.:
• Regulatory Reporting (FINREP, COREP, BIRD, IReF)
• Accounting logic (IFRS 9, Impairment, Hedge Accounting)
• Data flows, interfaces and system integration

Key capabilities

• Strong data affinity and systems understanding
• Ability to:
• structure data requirements
• understand complex data models
• design interfaces and transformations
• Interest in tools and technologies such as:
• SAP (S/4HANA, FPSL, SAC)
• data warehouses, ETL processes, reporting systems

Mindset

• You enjoytranslating concepts into working solutions
• You are detail-oriented and comfortable working with data and logic
• You like solving complex, cross-functional problems

Languages

• Fluent inEnglish and German

Why join us

• Work on real implementation projects – not just slides
• Build a rare and highly demanded profile at the intersection of: Regulation + Accounting + Data + IT
• Be part of large-scale transformation programs in banks
• Gain exposure to:
• ECB supervision
• modern reporting frameworks (BIRD / IReF)
• SAP-based finance architectures

Your opportunity

This role is ideal if you want to become:

an implementation expert for regulatory and accounting systems in banking - not only understanding the requirements, but actually:

building the data flows, interfaces, calculation engines and reoorting systems that make them work