Jobs at Federal Reserve System

The position involves leading the design and implementation of advanced payment systems and AI-driven innovations. Responsibilities include architecting distributed systems, building cryptographic protocols, optimizing transaction processing, and translating business needs into technical solutions, while fostering collaboration across various teams.

The role involves analyzing major business issues, recommending sustainable solutions, leading process improvements, and managing various operational tasks for the FedCash Services group.

The Research Platform Architect will lead the technical vision for global economic research platforms, ensuring they remain scalable, secure, and innovative. Responsibilities include strategic architecture design, technical leadership, establishing governance practices, and mentoring engineering teams.

Design and implement complex software solutions for the FedNow service. Lead projects, develop cloud applications, and provide production support while ensuring compliance and quality.

The Sr. Contract Consultant will lead contract negotiations, build strategic alliances, drive procurement excellence, enhance compliance solutions, and educate internal teams on procurement policies.

Develop and scale web applications, manage large datasets, design APIs, ensure security, and collaborate in agile teams.

The Associate IT Auditor conducts audits of IT systems, evaluates controls, analyzes documentation, prepares findings, and supports senior auditors under guidance.

The Customer & Industry Relations Manager leads client relations, oversees a team, strategizes operational initiatives, and presents to industry stakeholders, driving business goals and enhancing customer experience.

The Head of Product and Revenue Management will lead product strategy, pricing, and customer engagement for FRFS, ensuring customer-centric solutions and compliance with financial service obligations while driving business performance and accountability.

The Quantitative Fellowship Program is a two-year rotational program focused on developing strong analytical skills for future quantitative analysts in the Federal Reserve System. Responsibilities include performing assessments of risks, analyzing financial data, and interacting with financial institutions, along with extensive training in quantitative topics.

Lead automation solutions development, manage integration for business applications, and ensure system performance and security. Provide technical guidance and support for junior developers.

The Data Architect will design scalable data platforms and governance frameworks, manage large datasets, and enhance data accessibility for researchers, leveraging cloud technologies and collaboration with application architects.

This role involves leading red team cybersecurity efforts to evaluate and improve the security posture of the Federal Reserve System through advanced attack simulations and vulnerability assessments.