Register Your Interest - Graduate Quantitative - Summer Internship 2026

Register Your Interest - Graduate Quantitative - Summer Internship 2026

The divisions:

Group Strategic Analytics (GSA) is responsible for the development and delivery of quantitative analytics across the Deutsche Bank Group. Our Quantitative Strategists cover all aspects of model development, implementation, and execution, producing our own analytical frameworks and applications and collaborate with technology and business partners to solve business problems. GSA owns the research, development, integration and automation of all Trading & Sales pricing models and as such plays a critical role ensuring their accuracy, stability for pricing, risk management and capital calculations.

The Fixed Income & Currencies Quantitative Trading team is responsible for the Bank’s electronic liquidity provision of flow products to our global customer base. Products traded include FX spot and forwards; Interest rate swaps; government, corporate, and municipal bonds. The team is broadly responsible for the design of cutting edge proprietary quantitative models that drive our trading systems, the oversight of day-to-day risk and operations, and the optimisation of client liquidity relationships in a data-driven manner.

The role:

Our interns learn about our business through on the job experience, you will gain a significant understanding of the work we do, our team culture, and will develop your quantitative skills through real life application.

You may find yourself working on one large project for the entire internship or a series of smaller projects, much as you would do as a full-time member of the team. Get ready to use your quantitative and programming skills to provide impactful research and implement real solutions.

You’ll also be exposed to a fast-paced, and agile culture giving you the opportunity to meet and engage with leaders across the organisation.

You:

We recruit students and graduates who are intelligent and adaptable with excellent communication skills.

You must be studying a post-graduate specialist degree (MSc or PhD) in a quantitative subject such as mathematics, engineering, physics, computer science, economics, or finance.

Strong quantitative skills and the ability to express ideas verbally, mathematically, and through code is essential.

You will already have a record of outstanding academic achievement and you’re eager to continue learning at the same intensive rate. You’ll thrive on working in a highly collaborative environment with some of the best minds in banking.

To be eligible for the 2026 Quant Internship Programme you must be studying or have completed your MSc or PhD within 12 months of the programme starting.

About Deutsche Bank

Think support before you even start.

Think Deutsche Bank.

For over 150 years, our dedication to being the Global Hausbank for our clients has been driven by people like you.

You'll be supported to find your place in a team from a wide range of backgrounds, with a variety of skills, where your voice truly matters. We've created a culture of trust where you can be your authentic self; where you’ll be welcomed, respected, and can speak up.

We’re dedicated to working sustainably and encourage long-term thinking. You'll be commercial and use your initiative to act thoughtfully and decisively for the lasting success of our clients and communities. You’ll be given real opportunities to impact the future successes of our clients, colleagues, investors and communities.

We're dedicated to your learning journey – investing in your development and enabling career mobility. We support your well-being inside and outside of work, because a thriving business needs thriving people.

We’re dedicated to working together – leveraging our collective strength while encouraging individual autonomy. You’ll join a team that combines deep local expertise with our global experience, to innovate and deliver practical solutions for our clients.

Think outside the box. Discover your potential. Explore where your unique skills can take you.