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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

Chicago

Total Offices: 2

1,515 Total Employees

Year Founded: 1914

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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Employee Reviews

Aside from the people, I would say the opportunities to grow and take on new challenges make the Chicago Fed a good place to work. I have had the opportunity to take on new and exciting roles throughout my career at the Fed and have always been greeted with encouragement.

Ricky, Assistant VP of Information Technology

The Federal Reserve provides endless opportunities. As an analyst, I get to work on a variety of tasks that help in the development of my career; this is something a lot of companies do not offer.

Dante, Cash Supervisor, Cash Department

The Chicago Fed offers an opportunity for someone to bring their best to the organization and supports employees in taking advantage of job shadows, rotational assignments and being engaged in "stretch" assignments.

Sandra, Assistant Vice President, Customer Relations & Support Office

What People Are Saying About Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

Growth Culture: A mission-driven, people-first environment explicitly highlights "Opportunities and growth" and positions itself as a learning organization. Feedback suggests the Bank invests in ongoing development and encourages employees to pursue interests and learn across teams.
Training & Education Access: Benefits include tuition reimbursement, continuing education support, paid certifications, job training, conferences, and structured internship/RA programming with seminars and speaker series. Feedback suggests these offerings create clear, tangible on-ramps for building skills over time.
Cross-Functional Experience: Work spans research, supervision, community engagement, payments, technology, and corporate functions, enabling varied projects and collaboration. Feedback suggests employees can learn and explore across teams and the broader Federal Reserve System.