During the summer period, a concentrated group of 13 companies accounted for 50% of all published internships in Luxembourg, showcasing their significant role in the job market. The remaining 50% of internships were distributed among 75 other companies, highlighting the diversity of opportunities available. The top contributors to the internship market include:
- Deutsche Börse Group: 6% of total internships
- PwC: 6% of total internships
- Deloitte: 5% of total internships
- ING: 4% of total internships
- Amazon: 4% of total internships
- Paul Wurth: 4% of total internships
- A&O Shearman: 4% of total internships
- EY: 3% of total internships
- Ferrero: 3% of total internships
- Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology: 3% of total internships
- Arendt: 3% of total internships
- RTL: 3% of total internships
- BNP Paribas: 2% of total internships
These companies collectively represent a significant portion of the internship landscape, making them key players for students and graduates seeking valuable work experience in Luxembourg. However, with half of the internships spread across 75 other companies, the market remains diverse and filled with a wide range of opportunities.
Note: This analysis is based on approximately 500 internships located in Luxembourg during the period from June to August 2024.