This role is suited for a student with a strong focus on global economics and the interest rate market, ideally in the final year of a bachelor's or the first year of a master's degree in Economics or Finance, though this is not mandatory. Key competencies include analytical skills to assess developments in global interest rate markets, currency, monetary, and fiscal policy. The candidate must be adept at interpreting complex economic and financial data and communicating these insights clearly to a broad audience, both in Danish and English. Responsibilities encompass producing macroeconomic and financial market morning reports, supporting the development of analytical tools and publications, and managing both routine operations and developmental analysis tasks. The position requires meticulous attention to detail, curiosity, and a strong numerical aptitude. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential, alongside the ability to work collaboratively within a large team of economists, analysts, and students. The work environment emphasizes teamwork, professional growth, and social engagement, situated in a dynamic trading floor setting. Flexibility in working hours (approximately 20 hours per week) is necessary to accommodate academic commitments. Overall, the role demands a professional, disciplined approach to economic research and analysis within a leading financial institution, combining academic knowledge with practical application in global financial markets.