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The Emerging Technology Assistant Manager/Manager at Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City leads the Emerging Technology team to explore and experiment with new technologies to accelerate business and IT adoption. Responsibilities include managing performance, developing leaders, assessing technical concepts, and collaborating with leadership colleagues. Requires at least 3 years in a leadership role and a Bachelor's degree.

The Cash Operations Specialist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland is responsible for processing large volumes of currency and coin, maintaining quality and integrity of currency, reconciling physical inventory, detecting counterfeit notes, and resolving operating exceptions while adhering to compliance and audit standards. The role also involves participating in bank-wide events and projects.

Data Librarian at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago responsible for managing data resources for researchers, implementing data governance plans, providing data reference services, and promoting data services within RPPE. Requires a Master's degree in library/information science, experience in a data-focused research environment, and proficiency in Python, R, and Git.

Conduct independent research on economic issues, publish in academic journals, provide policy analysis, mentor Research Associates.

Develop consultative relationships with new and existing customers to increase business potential and retention. Document activities in Salesforce, prepare cost/benefit proposals, and consult on merger activities. Must be customer-oriented and focused on relationship-building.

The LFBO Specialist / Senior Specialist - Capital & Credit Lead at Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia assesses capital adequacy and credit risk management practices at financial institutions, participates in supervisory activities, collaborates with risk specialty partners, produces written products, and ensures adherence to standards and guidelines. This role requires strong leadership capabilities and technical skills.

The Audit Intern (Junior) role at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York involves all aspects of internal auditing, data analytics, special projects, and team events within the Audit Group. Candidates must have a strong academic record, passion for public service, and knowledge of risk management principles.