Gaetan talks about his journey to becoming a Bundesbank data warehouse architect and how he takes advantage of the working conditions at the Bundesbank to do his job.

Jinting enjoys bridging the gap between theory and practise in her internship. Read about her experience here.

Thomas has been with Deutsche Bundesbank since 1991 and tells us how he got his job with us and how the bank promotes diversity and inclusion.

Gabriele works as a translator in the language service of the Deutsche Bundesbank and has a congenital visual impairment. She mainly translates the ECB's publications, but also documents from the Bundesbank's various areas of responsibility. 

Shariful helps his team see things from a fresh perspective and, through his work, is helping to promote innovation at the Bundesbank. He explains how this team culture has helped him to settle in, despite being far from home.

We highly value our interns, who not only contribute greatly during their time with us, but also give us valuable insights into their perceptions of our work and how we work together. This is what Victor, a second-year economics PhD student at Goethe University, has to say.

Bianca trained as a KfBM and now works in construction management. She talks about her day-to-day work and how she promotes inclusion herself.