FAQs
What is the duration of the International Graduate Trainee Programme?
The duration of the International Graduate Trainee Programme is 24 months.
What is the focus area of the trainee position?
The focus area of the trainee position is risk management.
Is prior work experience required for this position?
Initial work experience, such as internships in risk management, risk modelling, or actuarial data analytics, is preferred but not mandatory.
Are there any specific skills required for this job?
Strong analytical skills, programming skills, and/or data analytics skills (e.g., R, SQL, Matlab, Power BI) are beneficial for this position.
What educational background is preferred for this role?
A very good university degree in mathematics, actuarial sciences, statistics, economics, or a similar quantitative background is preferred.
Is knowledge of Solvency II advantageous?
Yes, knowledge of Solvency II is considered an advantage for applicants.
Will trainees have an opportunity for international experience?
Yes, trainees will participate in an international assignment of three months to broaden their intercultural experience.
What languages are required for this position?
Fluency in spoken and written English and German is required.
How should I apply for this position?
You should apply through the online portal and upload your CV, academic reference letters, school certificates, graduation certificates, and transcripts of record for any degrees.
Does Munich Re offer support for career development?
Yes, Munich Re actively supports career mobility and provides opportunities for continuous learning and professional development.
Are there any specific benefits related to work-life balance?
Yes, Munich Re promotes the compatibility of family and work and offers a focus on overall work-life balance.
Is there any specific attention given to diversity and inclusion at Munich Re?
Yes, Munich Re embraces diversity and actively focuses on equity and inclusion, believing that it fosters innovation and resilience.