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The Sustainability Program Lead plays a crucial role in maintaining building-wide sustainability efforts, focusing on green building operations, environmental policy, and sustainable design. Responsibilities include collaborating with internal and external stakeholders, developing programs, and staying informed of industry changes to enhance sustainability practices.

Responsible for handling currency processing and payouts, maintaining strict adherence to defined rules and regulations. Requires knowledge of financial accounting transactions and inventory tracking. Must be able to operate material handling equipment and maintain accuracy in counts and records.

The Senior Government Affairs and Outreach Strategist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston manages coordination and partnership with governmental constituencies in New England and Washington, D.C. They oversee outreach efforts to stakeholders, facilitate external communications, and support the organization's public affairs function. This role involves collaborating with internal stakeholders to promote engagement and understanding of the Bank's goals and initiatives.

The COSO Internal Controls Senior Analyst is responsible for evaluating governance and risks, overseeing the COSO audit program, developing and reviewing audit programs, analyzing transactions and procedures, identifying control gaps, and providing recommendations to ensure financial reporting accuracy and compliance.

The Senior Credit Risk Specialist is responsible for leading and/or participating in reviews and examinations that evaluate the effectiveness of credit risk management practices across a range of capital markets risk dimensions for a firm within the large and foreign banking organization (LFBO) portfolio of institutions supervised by the Federal Reserve System.

The Vice President & Economist position at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston involves overseeing the Macro Finance Section and playing a key role in promoting sound growth and financial stability in the New England region and the nation. Responsibilities include conducting research on monetary policy, financial markets, and economic concerns, providing financial stability expertise, bank supervision, and leading innovative payments programs.

The Director of Operations is responsible for managing and improving building operations and employee development at a 1 million sq.ft. facility. They develop long-term strategies, provide leadership to building engineering personnel, and ensure efficient property operation and superior customer service.

The Facilities Operations Manager at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston oversees building trades, budget management, and maintenance to ensure the integrity of the building environment. Responsibilities include managing operations, repairs, and capital projects, as well as interacting with stakeholders at all levels.

The Exam Manager 2 (EM2) / Dedicated Supervisory Team (DST) Deputy Lead (DL) is a critically important leadership role in the oversight of a large financial institution under Federal Reserve supervisory authority. The role combines technical, managerial, and relationship management skills to positively affect supervisory strategy and outcomes at the supervised institution.

The Information Technology (IT) Risk Specialist participates in reviews and examinations that evaluate the effectiveness of IT risk management practices primarily for a large financial institution within the large and foreign banking organization (LFBO) portfolio of institutions supervised by the Federal Reserve System (System). Responsibilities include overseeing information technology risk, conducting targeted reviews and examinations, developing risk assessments, preparing supervisory products, and delivering analyses and presentations.

The Risk Specialist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston will be responsible for overseeing supervisory work related to regulatory capital rules, financial data analysis, and risk management for large financial institutions. The role involves conducting research, analyzing financial data, assessing capital management strategies, and providing high-quality supervision to ensure financial stability and resiliency in the U.S. financial system.

Seeking a dynamic DevOps Engineer with expertise in automation tools such as Docker, Python, Bash, and Ansible to design and implement automation for FedNow development, focusing on problem-solving, automation, and comprehensive problem analysis.

Seeking a dynamic Infrastructure Engineer to be part of a mission-critical Federal Reserve initiative transforming the payments landscape. Responsibilities include proactive problem-solving, automation, CI/CD, cloud infrastructure, and documentation excellence.

Design and implement scalable distributed systems, containerize and deploy systems in the cloud, work on consensus algorithms, analyze performance benchmarks, ensure security and fault tolerance, and communicate technical solutions to both technical and non-technical teams.

The Senior Credit Risk Specialist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston leads and participates in evaluating credit risk management practices across capital markets risks, focusing on wholesale credit risks for a large financial institution. Responsibilities include overseeing credit risk in various areas, leading reviews and examinations, influencing management actions, and contributing to supervisory strategies and risk assessments.

The Risk Analyst, Consumer Compliance is responsible for providing data analysis, quality control, and research support to the Consumer Compliance unit. They will analyze compliance risk issues, interpret data, and produce analytical support for Consumer Compliance and CRA examinations. This role also involves participating in quality control processes, presenting on risk matters, and contributing to department goals.

Leading a team of engineers in digital currency research, prototyping and development. Designing and implementing technical solutions. Acting as the technical liaison between product and engineering teams.

Lead the onboarding strategy for the FedNow Service at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, ensuring operational and technical readiness for clients to integrate and go-live with the real-time payment platform. Collaborate with internal teams and external partners to deliver a superior customer experience and drive adoption of the service nationwide.

The Exam Manager 2 at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston is responsible for managing supervisory functions related to non-financial risks and supporting assessments of a firm's board of directors, business management, and risk controls. The role includes overseeing a team, maintaining relationships with senior management, conducting meetings, and participating in risk-focused reviews.

The Markets Specialist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston will be responsible for identifying and assessing emerging risks related to the supervision of LISCC banks. This role requires strong analytical, collaboration, and communication skills to work closely with FRS colleagues in analyzing financial and nonfinancial risks.