Job Description
The Deutsche Bank Historical Institute is tasked with researching the history of Deutsche Bank and communicating its findings internally and externally through a wide variety of media. The Historical Institute maintains the Deutsche Bank Archive, which was established in 1961 and preserves the bank's important historical sources in accordance with its Records Management Policy. Role profile for the work at the Historical Institute of Deutsche BankIndependent development and active communication of topics related to the bank's history in a variety of formats and media (e.g., books, intranet/internet, social media, film, podcast, etc.)Answering internal and external inquiries and supporting internal and external archive usersSupporting business and specialist departments with communication and marketing issues (e.g., anniversaries) and legal issues (lawsuits against the bank on historical issues)Maintenance of the paper (total volume 13 kilometres of shelves, of which 6 kilometres are protected as cultural assets) and digital archives, including decisions in coordination with Records Management as to which documents can be permanently archived and which can be destroyed/deleted after expiry of statutory retention periodsFurther development of solutions for digital archiving, especially digital-born records
Responsibilities + Skills
Education
Completed studies in economic history or a comparable course of studyVery good knowledge of economic history and ideally banking history of the 19th and 20th centuriesHigh writing and communication skillsExperience in analog and digital archiving
Experience