Traineeship in the Information Governance Division
Frankfurt
- Organization: ECB - European Central Bank
- Location: Frankfurt
- Grade: Internship - Traineeship - Only Open to EU Nationals
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Occupational Groups:
- Development Cooperation and Sustainable Development Goals
- International Relations
- Democratic Governance
- Public Policy and Administration
- Closing Date: 2026-01-07
General Information
Type of contract Traineeship
Who can apply? EU nationals eligible for our traineeship programme
Grant The trainee grant is €1,170 per month plus an accommodation allowance (see further information section)
Working time Full time
Place of work Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Closing date 07.01.2026
Your team
Your role
- provide ECB users with knowledge management support, including functional support for the ECB’s information management systems;
- contribute to a wide range of operational information management support tasks related to the creation, processing, storage and preservation of information in a highly specialised environment;
- contribute to the monitoring of and reporting on information management practices, as well as the implementation of the ECB’s retention policy for paper and digital records;
- contribute to the Division’s innovative information and knowledge management projects;
- contribute to the design and development of business configurations in the ECB’s information management systems by performing business analysis, collecting requirements, testing and carrying out change management activities; this may involve programming, depending on the skills of the successful candidate;
- support and maintain the ECB’s information management policies and procedures, as well as internal knowledge bases and training material.
Qualifications, experience and skills
- a bachelor’s degree or higher in information science, computer science, knowledge, archives and/or records management, librarianship or business administration; alternatively, if your first degree is not in one of these fields, a postgraduate diploma, master’s degree or higher qualification – or enrolment in a postgraduate course – in any of these areas;
- awareness of, and an interest in, the role and functioning of the ECB;
- a good knowledge of the MS Office package, in particular Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook;
- an advanced (C1) command of English and an intermediate (B1) command of at least one other official language of the EU, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
- a sound understanding or working knowledge of (i) enterprise content management systems, such as OpenText Content Server and Microsoft SharePoint, and (ii) collaboration tools, such as Microsoft 365, especially Microsoft Teams and OneDrive, and wiki tools;
- a basic understanding of (i) web technologies, such as HTML and CSS, and/or (ii) online public access catalogues and/or digital preservation software, such as Preservica.
Further information
Application and selection process
Applications from non-qualifying applicants will most likely be discarded by the recruiting manager.