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Paid, onsite summer cybersecurity and information security internship supporting project-based assignments at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks, analyze data, communicate findings, present information, and collaborate with internal stakeholders. Applicants must be current students graduating December 2027 or later, meet GPA requirements, and be authorized to work in the United States without visa sponsorship.

Paid, full-time summer internship supporting internal audit-related projects at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Interns will gain exposure to bank operations, interpret data and analytics, develop insights, support decision-making, present information, and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders. The role is onsite for 40 hours per week over 10–12 consecutive weeks.

Paid summer internship for current undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral students in computer science or software engineering. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks on project-based assignments, gaining exposure to Federal Reserve operations and collaborating with subject matter experts. Responsibilities may include interpreting data, developing insights, presenting information, supporting decisions, and contributing to departmental initiatives in an onsite or hybrid environment.

Paid, onsite summer internship at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago for students majoring in marketing, communications, or journalism. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks on project-based assignments, contribute to department operations, participate in professional development, and engage with Bank experts and leadership. Responsibilities may include presenting information, interpreting data and analytics, developing insights and stories, supporting decision-making, and measuring impact.

Participate in a paid, project-based summer internship at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks, contribute to departmental assignments, interpret data and analytics, develop insights, support decision-making, present information, and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders in an onsite or hybrid environment.

Paid, onsite summer internship supporting data science and business analytics projects at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Interns interpret data, develop insights, communicate findings, support decision-making, and participate in professional development. The role requires full-time availability for 10–12 weeks, current enrollment in an accredited program, a minimum 2.75 GPA, and U.S. work authorization without future visa sponsorship.

Paid, onsite summer internship at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago for students from non-business majors. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks on project-based assignments, professional development, and department initiatives. Responsibilities involve collaboration, communication, presentations, data interpretation, insight development, and supporting organizational decision-making.

Paid summer internship at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago providing project-based exposure to Bank operations. Interns work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks onsite or hybrid, collaborate with subject matter experts and leadership, participate in professional development, and contribute to departmental assignments. Responsibilities may include interpreting data, developing insights, presenting information, supporting decisions, and measuring impact.

Paid, onsite summer internship providing undergraduate students with project-based assignments, exposure to Federal Reserve Bank operations, professional development, collaboration with Bank leaders and subject matter experts, and opportunities to interpret data, present information, and support organizational decision-making.

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 departments and leadership, interpret data, present information, and contribute to decision-making and impact measurement. The role is intended for current students graduating December 2027 or later.