Risk Intelligence Intern — Investigate, Diagnose & Improve

YTL Sea Digital Bank Project; Babakan Madang; On-site; IDR 28,946,000 - 48,243,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Real work on live deliverables

Potential full-time conversion

Collaborative team

Job summary

RytBank is offering an internship in the Risk team where you will work with experienced risk professionals on real deliverables. You will gain exposure to how risk is managed, measured, and communicated inside a fast-moving financial institution.

You will review processes, think through how new products or operational changes could introduce risk, investigate incidents, and distill findings into briefing notes. Strong written English and a curious, investigative mindset are essential.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate in Finance, Economics, Accounting, Business, Law, or related discipline.
• Strong written English and sharp attention to detail — you notice when something does not add up.
• A natural investigator; you are not satisfied with knowing that something went wrong, you want to know why.

Responsibilities

• Review processes to spot gaps, inconsistencies, or assumptions that might not survive under pressure.
• Think through how new products or operational changes could introduce risk before they are launched.
• Investigate incidents — understand the sequence of events, why controls did not hold, and what needs to change.
• Research emerging risk topics and distil findings into clear, concise briefing notes for the team.

Skills

Strong written English

Education

Undergraduate in Finance, Economics, Accounting, Business, Law, or related discipline

Job description

RytBank is offering an internship in the Risk team where you will work with experienced risk professionals on real deliverables. You will gain exposure to how risk is managed, measured, and communicated inside a fast-moving financial institution.

You will review processes, think through how new products or operational changes could introduce risk, investigate incidents, and distill findings into briefing notes. Strong written English and a curious, investigative mindset are essential.