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Studentjob (f/m/x) - Special Exposures Management/Austrian and International Clients (25 h/weeks)

The Special Exposures Management (SEM) department is responsible for RBI clients in stressed/distressed financial situations with the aim to prevent or at least minimize losses for the bank and support the client to survive. We are therefore looking for a proactive, communicative student who is interested in taking on challenges in the international restructuring and non-performing loan world of banking, eager to support and learn from a highly engaged and experienced team.

At a glance:

Start: as soon as possible
Working hours: 25 h/week
Place of employment: RBI Vienna

Your mission at RBI:

• Gain insight into the complex structures and constellations of the financial restructuring business
• Become familiar with the risk reporting & steering activities and the bank’s regulatory framework
• Gain an overview of RBI's full range of loan products
• Participate in customer care and due diligence activities
• Become competent and understand the basic requirements of loan administration
• Gain insight on the system-relevant treatments of a loan portfolio and their impact to the P&L and Balance Sheet of a bank
  

What you bring to the table:

• You are actively studying at a university or university of applied sciences (business administration/business law)
  
• You have a very good command of German and English
  
• Your MS Office skills are excellent, especially your Excel Know-How; data science skills would be advantageous
  
• You have an independent and structured way of working, paired with a high willingness to learn
  
• You have good communication and presentation skills
  
  

What's in it for you:

• Work & Study: The ability to gain practical experience in an international banking environment while continuing your studies.
• Flexibility: Working hours adaptable to your university schedule and a balance of on-site and home-office days.
• Onboarding: An easy start with a buddy from your team to guide you.
• Community: Internal networking with other students.
• Internationality: Operations in Central and Eastern Europe with English as the corporate language, providing a foundation for an international career.
• Canteen: A wide variety of healthy, tasty, and heavily subsidized meal options.
• Further Benefits: Shopping vouchers from the staff council (e.g., supermarkets), free museum tickets, attractive sports offers, fitness center membership allowance, and a free public transport pass.
• Compensation: An attractive monthly student salary of gross EUR 2,464.63 (based on 38.5 hours per week).