Jobs at Federal Reserve System

Supports the Federal Reserve Payments Study by recruiting financial institutions, card networks, processors, and issuers; coordinating data submissions; validating responses; and encouraging participant engagement. The role requires strong communication, organization, attention to detail, problem-solving, and deadline management. It is a part-time Spring/Summer 2027 internship for currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate students, preferably studying economics.

Supports economists through economic and policy research, data collection and analysis, econometric and statistical modeling, programming, literature reviews, publications, website indicator maintenance, and policy briefing preparation. The role develops research and programming skills and is intended for candidates considering a future Ph.D. in economics or finance.

Serve as subject-matter expert developing and executing communication strategies and campaigns to engage Bank leadership and employees. Advise senior stakeholders, create and review multi‑media content, manage web and intranet content, measure communications effectiveness with analytics, build cross‑departmental partnerships, and lead complex, matrixed projects.

Leads and matures a 24x7 cyber incident response and SOC operation, including threat hunting, malware analysis, forensics, detection and response optimization, and AI modernization. Directs response to significant enterprise cyber incidents, advises senior executives, manages transformation, develops talent, and coordinates with threat intelligence, detection engineering, security assessment, IT, and business partners protecting critical financial and operational systems.

Provides general administrative support for a Treasury Services division, including scheduling, meeting planning, travel arrangements, correspondence, data entry, records management, reporting, supply and key inventory, facilities and IT requests, equipment tracking, visitor and vendor coordination, and database or SharePoint maintenance. The role also supports project teams, communications, special assignments, and, at advanced levels, basic accounting data and reconciliation.

Owns the organization’s Exposure Management SaaS platform and continuously identifies, assesses, prioritizes, and reduces cyber exposure across cloud, on-premises, hybrid, identity, application, and SaaS environments. Responsibilities include platform operations, integrations, workflow optimization, attack-surface discovery, risk analysis, CTEM governance, reporting, vendor management, and stakeholder collaboration.

Conduct statistical, econometric, computational, and analytical research supporting economists and academic publications. Collect, organize, interpret, and summarize economic and financial data; review journals, market sources, and government reports; and assist with articles, presentations, surveys, and Beige Book content. This is a structured two-year research program beginning in spring or summer 2027.

Provides administrative support to Treasury Services executives and staff through calendar management, travel coordination, meeting and event support, purchasing, expense reconciliation, document preparation, records management, reporting, and communication updates. Maintains confidentiality, coordinates guests and facilities, supports other administrative assistants, and trains less experienced staff. The role is onsite in Omaha with limited remote flexibility.

Conduct economic and financial data collection, cleaning, management, and analysis; perform statistical and econometric research using Stata, R, Python, and MATLAB; review literature; prepare charts, tables, presentations, and briefing materials; and support research publications and policy analysis alongside economists and research staff.

Completes quantitative and qualitative projects within Supervision and Risk Management teams, including financial analysis, bank examination support, regulatory compliance reviews, bank application assessments, and process improvement recommendations. Presents written and oral findings to Federal Reserve Bank management. The internship is full-time, on-site in Kansas City, with limited remote flexibility and travel required for bank examinations.

Supports Supervision and Risk Management teams through quantitative and qualitative projects, including bank examination assistance, financial analysis, regulatory and consumer protection compliance reviews, bank application assessments, and process improvement recommendations. Presents written and oral findings to Federal Reserve management. The internship is full-time, on-site in Denver, with limited remote flexibility and travel for examinations and Kansas City onboarding and offboarding.

This 10-week internship supports the Supervision and Risk Management division through quantitative analysis, bank examination assistance, regulatory and consumer protection compliance reviews, bank application evaluations, internal tool improvement recommendations, and presentations of findings to Federal Reserve management. Interns work independently and collaboratively on varied analytical and qualitative projects.

This 10-week analyst internship supports projects across Federal Reserve Bank departments. Responsibilities include consulting with management, completing quantitative and creative assignments, interpreting data, identifying trends, developing recommendations, creating presentations and reports, and using Tableau and emerging AI tools. Interns gain exposure to multiple business lines, present findings to leadership, and contribute to process improvements and innovation.

This 10-week internship supports Federal Reserve supervision and risk management teams. Responsibilities include quantitative financial analysis, bank examination support, compliance reviews involving consumer protection laws, evaluation of bank applications, process improvement recommendations, and presenting findings to management. Interns work on-site in Oklahoma City, with limited remote flexibility and travel for examinations and Kansas City onboarding activities.

Manages complex corporate and enterprise engagement initiatives, cross-functional programs, special projects, and events. Develops executive talking points, reports, communications materials, and presentations for senior leaders and the board. Analyzes business issues, manages dashboards and budgets, improves processes, ensures governance compliance, coordinates stakeholders, and represents the department on workgroups. Handles confidential matters while influencing stakeholders and delivering strategic solutions.

Graduate interns support analysis of global and domestic financial markets, economic and financial data, and related research. Responsibilities include preparing datasets, creating tables, charts, and graphs, supporting written reports, and assisting senior staff with market monitoring. The role offers project-based work, mentoring, professional development, and collaboration within the Markets Group. Candidates should have strong academic records and interests in economics, finance, public policy, capital markets, and U.S. monetary policy.

Paid ten-week summer internship supporting the Markets Group through financial and economic data analysis, market research, chart and report preparation, and operational activities involving funds, securities, trading, and settlement. Interns may support teams covering capital markets, international markets, money markets, mortgage markets, Treasury markets, and related policy areas. The role is fully onsite and intended for undergraduate juniors graduating between Winter 2027 and Spring 2028.

Graduate summer associates spend ten weeks supporting Federal Reserve supervision activities through financial analysis, research, writing, presentations, and risk or compliance-related assignments. They are matched with functions such as supervisory analysis, risk examinations, consumer compliance, quality assurance, and financial market infrastructure. Interns collaborate with colleagues, participate in professional development, and receive mentorship while applying economics, public policy, finance, data, or regulatory expertise.

Supports Markets Group projects analyzing global and domestic financial market developments. Conducts economic and financial market data analysis, prepares tables, charts, graphs, and written-report materials, and researches foreign and domestic market issues. The ten-week graduate internship provides project-based work, mentorship, professional development, and exposure to monetary policy, capital markets, and Federal Reserve operations.

Ten-week technology internship supporting Federal Reserve IT teams across information security, data management, software development, business operations, and end-user services. Interns may code, test software, manage data, conduct technology research and competitive analysis, evaluate architecture, and help deploy applications. The role includes professional development, mentoring, and collaboration across the Bank.