Marketing and Reporting Internship, Swift
12 Months
Global payments network
Be an early applicant
Global payments network
1001+ employees
Be an early applicant
1001+ employees
Company mission
To make international transactions instant, frictionless and interoperable.
Role
Who you are
- Excellent working knowledge of Microsoft Office
- Must have interest in Finance and technology
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- Good written and verbal communication skills
- Good organisational and time management skills
What the job involves
- If you have what it takes, you’ll be able to take on different career paths and have the opportunity to work in teams, departments and disciplines in countries around the world
- You’ll be surrounded by bright, customer-focused and intellectually curious people in a collaborative, friendly, open and inclusive environment
- By joining the Product Group you will create and deliver customer-centric products in an Agile way, build an ecosystem around the Swift platform, and innovate with clients, as part of an Agile tribe or team
- We are looking to hire a marketing and reporting intern who will have the opportunity to support Swift’s strategic initiatives
- The individual will join the Product Excellence team and support in various reporting and marketing tasks as part of an enablement function to the wider Product organisation
- As part of this internship the individual will get to work on Microsoft tools like Excel, PowerPoint and SharePoint and the widely used global learning and development platform called Workday
- Create and update reports on Excel to track success metrics for the Product organisation
- Set up training courses and learning paths on the Swift Learning & Development platform (Workday)
- Create and maintain SharePoint sites
- Update marketing collaterals on Microsoft PowerPoint using Swift Branding guidelines
Salary benchmarks
Our take
SWIFT was founded in 1973 to serve as the bedrock of the international payments system. A cooperative society which is owned by its member financial institutions, it is a vital piece of the global financial infrastructure, securely transmitting payment instructions between over 11,000 institutions in almost every country. SWIFT handles half of all international transactions, on average 40 million every day.
SWIFT's only direct competition in the traditional cross-border payments sector are bodies such as China's CIPS and Russia's SFMS. Yet, lacking the trust and membership of SWIFT these are unlikely to make serious inroads in the international payments sector.
In recent years the competitive landscape for international transfers has been disrupted by the large-scale uptake of cryptocurrency. SWIFT has not been immune, facing competition from high-speed blockchain payment networks such as Ripple. However SWIFT has moved quickly to adapt, introducing SWIFT Global Payments Innovation (gpi) to increase the speed of transactions to nearly that of its competitors but with greatly enhanced visibility. It is also researching blockchain technologies, partnering with companies like Chainlink to trial its own cross-chain protocols that will allow it to continue to thrive in the new financial landscape.
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Company benefits
- We put you in control of career
- We give you a competitive package
- We help you perform at your best
- We help you make a difference
- We give you the freedom to be yourself
Company values
- Ethics
- Integrity
- Trust
Company HQ
La Hulpe, Wallonia
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Leadership
Javier Perez-Tasso
(CEO, not founder)Has held numerous roles at SWIFT, becoming CEO in 2019. Prior to this, was Head of Product Manager, CMO and Chief Executive of the Americas and UK Region.
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