Graduate Positions in Netherlands

A tax analyst is responsible for calculating the correct amounts of corporate taxes in accordance with federal and worldwide tax reporting obligations. You assist in the preparation of fiscal balance sheet items and ensure that our clients remain fiscally compliant.

A quantitative analyst investigates statistical methods and processes, suggests ways for improvement, and makes sure complex quantitative models are implemented accurately in the relevant systems.

Financial Controllers are responsible for delivering high quality management information in a sophisticated and efficient manner. You control the cash flows of our clients that can amount to billions of euros.

As a Junior Business Analyst you help a company in making viable changes to improve critical processes. You propose innovative solutions to current and future issues.

Join us and bring your unique perspective to a team that values diversity, creativity, and continuous improvement.

Stryda is looking for a Junior Mechanical Design Engineer to join their team — someone who is passionate, driven, and ready to make an impact.

The International Trainee Programme is our way of investing in young talents who have just graduated from university while developing future leaders for the companies in our business portfolio.

Da Vinci is founded in 2015 by a group of young trading professionals who wanted to do things differently.

At UNIQLO, we believe clothing should make life better, simple, high-quality, functional, and built to last. That’s the heart of our LifeWear philosophy. The UNIQLO Management Candidate (UMC) Programme is your opportunity to bring that vision to life in business.

Hi, we're Homerun. Our mission is enabling people to find jobs that fit. In pursuit of that mission, hundreds of creative companies use our software to attract talent and manage their hiring flow.

ECDPM’s young international professionals programme offers young researchers from Africa an opportunity to join one of our policy teams for a period of six months to a year.

ECDPM’s young international professionals programme offers young researchers from Africa an opportunity to join one of our policy teams for a period of six months to a year.