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ING Hubs Philippines

4.5
  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees

International Talent Program: Finance Trainee (Rolling Intake)

Location details

On-site

  • Philippines

    Philippines

    • National Capital Region

      Makati • Taguig City

Location

Makati, Taguig City

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Opportunity details

  • Opportunity typeGraduate Job or Program
  • SalaryUnpaid
  • Additional benefitsexcellent base salary for this traineeship (starters position), paid annual leave, training package
  • Number of vacancies1-9 vacancies
  • Application open dateApply by 24 Aug 2024
  • Start dateStart date Ongoing

Job Profile Summary

Rotates for the first 18 months of the ITP traineeship in different departments of the track and gains a fast-track experience in working on projects and in teams and focuses on personal capability building to contribute to the business needs. Learns to apply an adaptive mindset and brings a continuous improvement approach.

Job Description

Finance Traineeship

Finance: vital for our company

Sound financial advice is vital to safeguard our company’s future. The ING Finance professionals are strategic business partners for the management team. You don’t need us to tell you how important it is to supply the right financial information at the right time. Confidentiality is crucial because our work is inherently related to sensitive information.

The Finance traineeship: route to a future role as Chief Financial Officer

The Finance traineeship prepares you for a future role as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). This track enables you to fine-tune your knowledge and skills in forecasting future results as well as analyzing historical ones. You learn how to work with complex computational models and to report to the management team. Finance trainees are unique in having the opportunity to be mentored by one of our current CFOs.

Your first year: two challenging projects

Your HR trainee manager helps you to choose your first rotation, which lasts for six months. You set to work on a concrete finance-related challenge.

Just some examples of assignments include:

During your first rotation you also work together with fellow trainees from other tracks on a group assignment to tackle a challenge that is relevant to our business. This gives you the opportunity to expand your network within ING, fine-tune your stakeholder management skills and learn more about yourself at the same time. The group receives guidance from an external coach.

It’s up to you to arrange your second assignment. Now it’s a matter of using your network and your own initiative. We encourage you to gain international experience during this six-month rotation, if the circumstances allow it. For example, previous Finance trainees have worked in Brussels, Milan, Istanbul or Sydney.

Your second year: your third assignment and starting in a permanent role

You’re still in charge, your third rotation is arranged by you. Your HR trainee manager will help you in the decision making; will this last rotation be done to deepen knowledge of your business (within your track), of do you decide to do this rotation within a different track? Imagine: as an Analytics trainee you can gain experience as IT Engineer or learn about one of our products or processes within the Wholesale Bank. Or as Retail Banking trainee, you can do a rotation within Risk or Operations & Change.

A permanent role lets you go deeper into the finance discipline right from the start. You expand your knowledge and hone your skills, and work on your further development within a specific business line such as Management Accounting or Financial Accounting, or perhaps you prefer to work at corporate level in Capital Management, Regulatory Reporting, Policies & Procedures or Finance Bank Treasury.

Training and coaching

The point of being a trainee is to develop yourself and learn a lot, and we offer you every opportunity to do so. Your HR trainee manager coaches you during your three rotations and helps you to get the maximum benefit from your traineeship. During your traineeship, you participate in two Global Trainee events together with all ING’s trainees – across all tracks – from around the world. The first event is at the start of your traineeship, the second event is towards the end of your two-year traineeship. The events will be held live once circumstances allow this and are focused on developing your professional and personal skills.

During your traineeship you follow a flexible training program. For every traineeship we set one mandatory training, with content which is very relevant to your part of the bank. On top of this, you can follow two training courses that you’ll choose, which match with your rotation or permanent role.

Contributing to achieving ING’s goals

Are you keen to help ING achieve its goals by supplying reliable financial information? Do you enjoy digging deep into historical data and are you able to interpret what it means for the future? Do you understand how important the figures are for the bank’s strategy? Would you like to become a valuable business partner for the management team in the future? If so, the Finance traineeship is ideal for you!

What we’re looking for:

  • You have a Bachelor’s/master’s degree in economics, Finance or Business Studies (with strong quantitative profile)
  • Fresh graduate with very good academic standing or those with maximum of 2 years of work experience.
  • Excellent analytical skills and problem solving
  • You have an innovative take on banking and an unconditional drive to turn your ideas into reality • You are enthusiastic and consider the interests of our customers and your colleagues
  • You act with integrity and responsibility.

Work rights

The opportunity is available to applicants in any of the following categories.

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Philippines
Philippine Citizen

Qualifications & other requirements

You should have or be completing the following to apply for this opportunity.

Option A

Degree or Certificate
Qualification level
Qualification level
Bachelor or higher
Study field
Study field (any)

OR

Option B

Work experience
General requirement
Fresh graduate with very good academic standing or those with maximum of 2 years of work experience.

Hiring criteria

Alternative pathway available

  • Experience requirementNo experience required
  • Working rights
    Philippine Citizen
  • Study fields
    Business & Management
  • Degree typesBachelor or higher
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Reviews

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Graduate
Makati
6 months ago

My role as a graduate engineer gives me a wide range of things to do in my day-to-day. I have tasks for delivery where I am able to use my coding skills and critical thinking, and I can also choose to do initiative work where I can hone leadership, and creative thinking. My day-to-day varies, there are days that I only do delivery work or initiative work, and some days I can do a little bit of both. I also find it important to note that despite having a wide range of things to do on the daily, I do not work beyond office hours. I just find being able to choose to do different things more stimulating and fitting for my work ethic.

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Graduate
Makati
6 months ago

Since I'm a fresh graduate, I don't know much about Pega. As days and months passes, I learn more and apply some logic which I can use during my college days. I manage to finish my task or story in most of the time.

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Intern
Makati
6 months ago

My day-to-day responsibilities are manageable. The people that I work with ensure that I can handle and manage all the tasks that they have assigned to me.

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About the employer

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ING Hubs Philippines

Rating

4.5

Number of employees

1,000 - 50,000 employees

Industries

Banking & Financial Services

ING Hubs Philippines started in 2013. Their culture has always been built about empowering our employees in both life and work.

Pros and cons of working at ING Hubs Philippines

Pros

  • The best thing about working in my company is how we are given abundant opportunities to build individually and as a team in the specific department you are in. The liberty to just "do your thing"

  • I believe the best thing about working in ING HUBS PH is the opportunities for career growth. They offer a learning platform for us to utilize for upskilling and skill enhancement. Additionally, the management actively listens to their employees regarding their career aspirations. Furthermore, the company also offers extracurricular activities to promote work-life balance for their employees. Lastly, the company has a great working environment with positive values.

  • The work-life balance is great. People respect your time and you are able to rest whenever you need to. With such a great work environment, we are able to meet our targets while not sacrificing our personal time.

  • The training is the best thing for me both the instructor-led training and the self-paced training really gave me a lot of knowledge about my field even though I'm a fresh graduate. I have learned so much in the training and it had led me to passing my certification. Another thing would be the culture of the company, since I feel like everyone listens to each other and everyone is helping each other to succeed their goals.

  • Well-planned program that enables us to accelerate growth. Plenty of opportunities that allows us to work not just with nearby colleagues but also those from other locations of ING. We also had talks with senior management where they shared their experiences and answered our questions.

Cons

    • The worst thing about working in ING I would consider would be the traffic considering the manila rush hour, but the location negates this considering the public transportation available.

    • With my role, the major limitation can be the high responsibility of delivering a working application that is crucial to millions of users, which can be quite daunting and stressful. Additionally, the need for continuous growth and professional development to keep up with current technology advancements is demanding. Thus, there’s a need to stay a step ahead.

    • There are times when requests for installing software required for certain tasks take too much time. While this is understandable from a security and IT risk perspective, it may consume time that can be used for productive work.

    • The department I work with has a tendency to develop siloed, specialized knowledge, which is not great if you are leaning into leadership positions. Workload can be intense.

    • It's a personal thing, but as a fresh graduate I would've wanted to experience more in office interactions with my colleagues. We have a hybrid setup where we're only required to go four times in a month, and I think a lot of communication skills, and relationships that I could've learned and gained in this new work from home era may have been lost.