Strategic Transformation & M&A Intern - Europe

EPI Company

Amsterdam

Hybrid

EUR 13,000 - 20,000

Full time

2 days ago

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Job summary

European Payments Initiative (EPI) is seeking a Transformation & Integration Intern to help shape the future of European payments. You will work on M&A integration, corporate strategy, governance, and operating model design across EU hubs in a hybrid, international environment.

You will collaborate with the Transformation & Integration Management Office (TIMO) reporting to senior leaders, contributing to TOM development and cross-functional initiatives with Legal, Finance, HR, Product &

Qualifications

Final-year student or recent graduate in business, economics, finance, or related fields.
Strong interest in corporate strategy, M&A, and transformation.
Prior internship(s) in consulting, corporate strategy, or financial services.
Skilled in PowerPoint and Excel; able to structure ideas clearly and visually.
Fluent in English (C1/C2); additional European languages are a plus.
Analytical mindset, detail-oriented, and proactive in a fast-paced environment.
Comfortable working hybrid across borders; occasional travel (0–2x/month).

Responsibilities

Support strategic transformation projects: help coordinate initiatives related to M&A, strategic partnerships, corporate restructuring, and governance alignment.
Assist in strategic planning: consolidate inputs from business units for group-level plans and prepare materials for management and supervisory boards.
Research & analysis: benchmark operating models, analyze organizational structures, and summarize insights for decision‑making.
Prepare executive materials: craft clear, impactful presentations for C-level and steering committees.
Monitor progress: maintain KPI dashboards and risk trackers for transformation programs.
Contribute to special topics: geographic expansion, intercompany structuring, and organizational design.