The Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) is offering a six-month Results Data and Analysis internship in Paris, France, starting in February 2027. It pays €1,800 per month and is open to recent graduates and final-year students who are citizens of a CEB member state. Applications close on 11 November 2026.
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Results Data and Analysis Internship at a Glance
🏦 Organisation: Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB)
📊 Role: Intern, Results Data and Analysis
🏢 Team: Executive Office
📍 Location: Paris, France
📆 Duration: 6 months, scheduled to start in February 2027
💶 Allowance: €1,800 per month
🎓 Who: Graduates of the past 24 months or final-year students, ideally at Master's level
🗣️ Language: Excellent English or French
🛂 Nationality: Citizen of a CEB member state
⏳ Application deadline: 11 November 2026, before midnight Paris time
A Development Bank With a Social Mandate
The Council of Europe Development Bank is a bank with a social mandate. It finances projects in areas such as education, health and affordable housing, with a focus on vulnerable people.
The internship programme gives students and recent graduates the chance to apply what they have studied to the work of this kind of institution. Interns work with colleagues from different backgrounds and contribute to assignments in their chosen team, developing skills through research, analysis, drafting or technical work.
One of Ten Internships in the CEB Internship Programme 2027
This vacancy is one of ten internships in Paris offered in the CEB Internship Programme 2027. The programme is open to students in their final year of higher education and recent graduates.
The ten roles range from analysing financial risk to assessing social investment. Each one has its own description of the work and the profile sought, and the shared eligibility criteria apply to all of them alongside each role's own qualifications and skills. This post covers the Results Data and Analysis internship only.
Working in the Executive Office
The intern is placed in the Executive Office, which supports the Governor and works on strategy and business transformation. The role reports to the Chief of Staff and involves close work with colleagues in the Executive Office and across the Bank.
The CEB's Strategic Framework 2028-2032 will draw on evidence about project results and social development needs. In this role, you help turn that evidence into usable data.
Connecting Portfolio, Results, Social and Economic Data
The first part of the work is about bringing different datasets together. The vacancy describes it in these terms:
🔗 Connect portfolio, results, social and economic data, including location reference tables
🗺️ Produce heat maps and gap maps from the connected data
Testing AI-Assisted Tools and Prototype Dashboards
The second part of the work is about tools. You help to:
🤖 Develop and test AI-assisted tools for managing results data
📈 Prototype data dashboards using AI tools, within the Bank's data rules
The emphasis is on working within the Bank's data rules, so experimentation stays inside what the institution allows.
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Linking Data to Strategic Questions
Beyond the technical tasks, the internship is a chance to practise linking data to strategic questions and explaining the findings. The vacancy also notes that assignments may evolve as the Strategic Framework develops.
Which Studies Fit This Internship
The vacancy asks for studies in economics, statistics, quantitative methods or a related field.
Technical Skills the CEB Is Looking For
The role-specific technical requirements are:
🐍 Working knowledge of Python, R or SQL
🧪 The ability to review and correct AI-generated code
✅ Experience using AI for analysis or coding, and checking the accuracy of its output
Turning a Concept Into Usable Data
The profile also covers how you approach data problems. You should be able to:
📐 Turn a concept into usable data by defining what to measure and identifying sources
🔄 Build data flows
💬 Explain findings to non-technical readers
Ways of Working and Interests
The CEB is looking for someone who is proactive, reliable and accurate, and who is comfortable working in a small team. An interest in how evidence supports corporate strategy is part of the profile.
The vacancy also notes that the CEB is EDGE certified at the Move level.
Academic Background: Graduated Within 24 Months or in Your Final Year
You must have graduated within the past 24 months or be in your final year of higher education, ideally at Master's level or equivalent.
No Professional Experience Required
Professional work experience is not required. Relevant experience is an advantage, and the role's skills criteria still apply.
Excellent English or French
You need an excellent command of English or French, both spoken and written. A working knowledge of the other language is desirable.
Core Competencies
The shared criteria list six core competencies:
🔄 Adaptability
🤝 Client orientation
💬 Communication
💡 Innovation
🏁 Result orientation
👥 Teamwork
Nationality: Citizens of the 43 CEB Member States
You must be a citizen of one of the CEB's member states: Albania, Andorra, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Holy See, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Türkiye and Ukraine.
Six Months in Paris From February 2027
The internship lasts six months and is scheduled to start in February 2027. Some flexibility on the start date may be granted to fit your schedule or the requirements of your academic institution.
A Monthly Allowance of €1,800
Interns receive a monthly allowance of EUR 1,800 towards living costs, public transport and accommodation. Our guide on how paid internships abroad work explains how employer-paid placements differ from grant-funded traineeships.
What the Bank Does Not Cover
Travel expenses and other costs are not covered by the Bank. The internship also does not confer CEB staff status or any entitlement to subsequent permanent or temporary employment.
What the Selection Process Can Look Like
The first steps of selection are generally done remotely. Depending on the stage, the process may include a recorded video interview, a written test and an interactive interview.
Applying Through the CEB Online Recruitment System
Read the full vacancy for your chosen role, then apply through the CEB's online recruitment system. You can apply in English or in French, and the application must be submitted before midnight Paris time on 11 November 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Results Data and Analysis intern do at the CEB?
The intern works in the Executive Office and helps turn evidence on project results and social development needs into usable data. The tasks include connecting portfolio, results, social and economic data, producing heat maps and gap maps, and testing AI-assisted tools and prototype dashboards.
Where is the internship based?
The internship is based in Paris, France, in the CEB's Executive Office. The role reports to the Chief of Staff.
How much does the CEB internship pay?
Interns receive a monthly allowance of EUR 1,800. It is meant to cover living costs, public transport and accommodation, while travel expenses and other costs are not covered by the Bank.
How long is the internship and when does it start?
The internship lasts six months and is scheduled to start in February 2027. Some flexibility on the start date may be granted to accommodate your schedule or your academic institution's requirements.
Who can apply for this internship?
You must have graduated within the past 24 months or be in your final year of higher education, ideally at Master's level or equivalent. You must also be a citizen of one of the CEB's member states.
Which fields of study fit the role?
The vacancy asks for studies in economics, statistics, quantitative methods or a related field.
Which programming skills do I need?
You need working knowledge of Python, R or SQL. You should also be able to review and correct AI-generated code and have experience using AI for analysis or coding while checking its accuracy.
Do I need professional experience?
No. Professional work experience is not required, although relevant experience is an advantage. The role's skills criteria still apply.
Which languages do I need?
You need an excellent command of English or French, both spoken and written. A working knowledge of the other language is desirable.
How do I apply?
Apply through the CEB's online recruitment system, in English or in French. The links are in the Links section at the end of this post.
What does the selection process involve?
The first steps are generally carried out remotely. The process can include a recorded video interview, a written test and an interactive interview.
Does the internship lead to a job at the CEB?
No. The internship does not confer CEB staff status or any entitlement to subsequent permanent or temporary employment.
When is the application deadline?
Applications must be submitted before midnight Paris time on 11 November 2026.
Deadline
⏳ 11 November 2026
Links
🔗 Full vacancy and application (CEB Internship Programme 2027, Results Data and Analysis): https://jobs.coebank.org/job/Paris-Intern-Results-Data-and-Analysis/1374177155/
📝 Apply now (CEB online recruitment system): https://jobs.coebank.org/talentcommunity/apply/1374177155/?locale=en_US
