Consumer and Business Banking Summer Intern, Santander

Security and Fraud Prevention

Salary not provided

Miami

Retail and commercial bank

Job no longer available

Retail and commercial bank

1001+ employees

B2CB2BBanking

Job no longer available

Salary not provided

Miami

1001+ employees

B2CB2BBanking

Company mission

To help people and businesses prosper.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

An undergraduate or graduate student with an expected graduation date between Fall 2024 - Spring 2025
Major in Business or related field
A cumulative GPA or 3.0 or above
Excellent written and verbal English language skills
Experience with Excel and PowerPoint
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Adaptability to work in a fast-paced market environment
Solid professional and personal work ethic
Ability to work independently on special projects
Ability to work in an environment that supports employees from all backgrounds and fosters an environment of inclusion

What the job involves

This position is for a 10-week Summer Internship
The Consumer and Business Banking Summer Intern, Security and Fraud Prevention will support a line of business support our National Banking within Consumer and Digital Transformation
The intern will support our payments and strategic roadmap:
Product Business Analyst of Payments & Money Movement
Support of customer journey definitions
Support on building competitive landscape analysis
Support on building epics and user stories in Jira
Support on building wireframes

Our take

Santander serves 14 million UK customers as a retail and commercial bank. Despite a mixed history, including issues with call centre service, mis-selling PPI, and anti-money laundering control failures between 2012 and 2017, Santander continues to thrive by focusing on innovation, digitalisation, and sustainable, responsible growth.

Recently, Santander has enhanced its digital and mobile services to meet the needs of modern banking customers. This includes the My Home Manager app, which provides mortgage customers with a centralised platform for their information, and increased fraud alerts to protect less digitally literate customers as they transition online. These efforts aim to connect physical and digital channels for a seamless customer experience, positioning Santander to better compete against digital banks like Monzo and Starling.

In addition to these digital advancements, Santander has joined forces with Iberpay in Spain to become inaugural participants in the European Payments Council’s One-Leg Out Cross-border Transactions Instant Scheme (OCT Inst). This initiative is set to introduce global instant transfers, further emphasising Santander's commitment to innovation and enhancing its service offerings in the digital banking landscape.