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Marketing Communications Intern supporting agricultural marketing initiatives, content creation, digital and print communications, event planning, social media, photography, video, promotional materials, and marketing asset organization. The role runs from May through August 2027 in a hybrid Madison, Wisconsin setting and offers hands-on experience across event marketing, storytelling, email, website, and social media content.

Intern gains hands-on experience in bovine reproduction, assisting veterinarians, embryologists, and IVF laboratory staff. Responsibilities include cattle handling, preparing IVF equipment, supporting clients, searching and processing oocytes, grading and freezing embryos, managing inventory, performing laboratory tasks, and assisting with embryo transfers. The role is intended for a college student pursuing Animal Science or equivalent education and interested in a career in bovine reproduction.

Marketing Communications Intern supporting client journey evaluation, content creation, campaign preparation, and marketing communications. Responsibilities include reviewing client-facing materials, gathering internal feedback, creating social graphics, educational posts, videos, FAQs, and handouts, capturing event content, and tracking campaign performance. The role requires strong writing, research, organization, creative skills, and a relevant portfolio. Familiarity with Adobe Creative Cloud or Canva is preferred, while livestock or animal science experience is a plus.

Supports development and validation of livestock genetic evaluations for beef and dairy breeding programs. The intern prepares phenotypic, pedigree, and genomic data; implements single-step genomic BLUP methods using BLUPF90; develops reproducible Python workflows; evaluates model performance and data quality; documents methods and results; and delivers a final technical report and presentation.

Marketing Communications Intern supporting client journey evaluation, content creation, campaign preparation, event and trade show media capture, and basic performance tracking. The role involves developing social graphics, educational posts, videos, FAQs, checklists, and handouts while gathering feedback and presenting recommendations. Candidates should be upperclassmen studying marketing, communications, agricultural communications, agricultural business, or a related field, with a creative portfolio and strong writing and organizational skills.

Supports an active IVF R&D research project through experimental planning, laboratory execution, sample handling, microscopy, data collection, analysis, documentation, literature review, and scientific communication. The intern will produce a reproducible workflow, organized datasets, a technical report, presentation, and project handoff while collaborating with R&D scientists and laboratory staff in an on-site laboratory environment.

Supports marketing communications initiatives, campaigns, events, and special projects. Creates content, graphics, photography, video, and promotional materials for digital and print channels. Assists with social media, email, website content, event planning, promotion, execution, and on-site content capture. Organizes marketing assets and collaborates with the marketing team on projects involving agricultural and livestock industry communications.

Supports the External Communications team by researching, writing, and editing website and storytelling-platform content; creating social media content and graphics; preparing event materials; researching local organizations; and assisting communications, marketing, and strategy teams. The internship requires strong digital, written, oral, multitasking, collaboration, and independent-working skills.

Supports economists with basic and applied economic research, including data collection, statistical analysis, policy research, and preparation of charts, tables, and descriptive text. Interns work full time for 12 weeks alongside economists and research assistants across macroeconomics, microeconomics, financial economics, community development, and regional research teams.

Supports Statistics & Analysis initiatives through regulatory filing quality assurance, financial data management, institutional outreach, and process improvement. The intern helps assess reporting data, provides guidance on Federal Reserve reporting requirements, and contributes to analytical solutions using emerging AI and machine learning technologies. This is a full-time, onsite 10- to 12-week internship involving collaboration, professional development, and work supporting financial institutions and public-sector stakeholders.

Paid, onsite summer internship supporting marketing, communications, or journalism-related projects at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks, contribute to project-based assignments, interpret data and analytics, present information, communicate with stakeholders, and participate in professional development activities.

Paid, onsite summer internship supporting Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago operations through project-based assignments and professional development. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks, collaborate with internal teams and leadership, interpret data, present information, and contribute to departmental initiatives. The program is open to matriculated students graduating December 2027 or later who meet citizenship or permanent residency, GPA, work authorization, and availability requirements.

Conduct quantitative and qualitative research on community and economic development programs, including affordable housing, workforce development, small-business credit access, and related policy issues. Gather, manipulate, and analyze data using Excel and statistical or programming tools. Help prepare publications and briefs, and support outreach, public programs, and events. The internship is onsite in Cleveland, lasts 10–12 weeks, and requires current undergraduate or graduate enrollment.

Supports an Advanced Analytics data science team by building and testing predictive models, preparing visualizations, conducting analysis, deploying analytical tools, and presenting findings. The intern collaborates with subject matter experts on artificial intelligence projects, participates in planning and team meetings, and develops professional skills. Work focuses on financial supervision, risk monitoring, and research using econometric, machine learning, and data mining techniques.

Research interns support economists and research analysts by conducting economic research, analyzing regional and national economic trends, modeling economic systems, evaluating data, and developing public communications. Interns strengthen data analysis and programming skills while contributing to projects supporting monetary policy. The role is a full-time, 10- to 12-week onsite internship in Cleveland, Ohio, for undergraduate students pursuing economics or a related field.

Audit Interns assist with IT and operational audits, interview staff, analyze data and business processes, evaluate internal controls and compliance, prepare audit workpapers, and support process documentation and audit tool development. The internship includes mentorship, networking, professional development, and leadership activities. This is a full-time, onsite 10- to 12-week position in Cleveland, Ohio.

Paid summer internship for a current undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral student in networking and computer engineering. Interns work onsite 40 hours per week for 10–12 weeks on project-based assignments, contribute to department operations, participate in professional development, and collaborate with Bank experts and leadership. Candidates must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents, maintain at least a 2.75 GPA, graduate in December 2027 or later, and be authorized to work without visa sponsorship.

Supports Human Resources programs, initiatives, events, departmental projects, reports, talent engagement, and presentation development. The intern will gain practical HR experience through collaborative and individual assignments, mentorship, networking, and professional development. This is a full-time, onsite, 10- to 12-week internship in Cleveland, Ohio, requiring strong communication, technical, organizational, and multitasking skills.

Paid summer internship for current undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral students in computer science and software engineering. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks on project-based assignments, contributing to Federal Reserve Bank operations and participating in professional development. The role requires strong communication, data interpretation, presentation, teamwork, self-direction, and intermediate Word and Excel skills. The position is onsite or hybrid depending on department requirements.

Paid, onsite summer internship supporting the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago through project-based assignments and professional development. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks, collaborate with internal teams and subject matter experts, interpret data, present information, and contribute to internal audit-related activities. Applicants must be enrolled undergraduate students graduating December 2027 or later and authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship.

Supports the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland’s Regional Executives and Government Relations team through stakeholder network mapping, Salesforce data entry and quality checks, meeting documentation, partner recruitment, elected-official research, and legislative analysis. The intern works onsite in Cleveland for a 10- to 12-week, full-time summer internship.

Paid summer accounting internship involving project-based assignments, exposure to Federal Reserve Bank operations, data interpretation, professional development, presentations, and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders. Interns work onsite 40 hours per week for 10–12 consecutive weeks and contribute to departmental objectives while building relationships with bank leadership and subject matter experts.

Supports Credit Risk Management through financial condition reviews, emerging-risk research, liquidity analysis, loan collateral validation, and analysis of depository institution financial statements. The intern prepares presentations and recommendations for decision-makers across Discount Window, reserves, payment system risk, and collateral functions while following established policies and controls.

Paid onsite summer internship providing undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students with project-based exposure to Federal Reserve Bank operations. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks, contribute to assigned departments, participate in professional development, analyze data, present information, and collaborate with Bank leaders and colleagues.

Paid, onsite summer internship supporting cloud engineering through project-based assignments at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks, collaborate with teams and subject matter experts, interpret data, develop insights, present information, and contribute to Bank operations and decision-making.