We are driven by our mission to pursue an economy that works for all of us. Explore some of our positions below to join more than one thousand Bank staff who are using their varied skills in service to the public.
We’re not just banking and economists. We have IT, HRI, and more. What are your interests? I bet you could find something here.
Stephanie Weber
Supervision, Regulation, and Credit
Employee since 2004
Banking supervision
The Supervision, Regulation and Credit (SRC) department ensures the safety and soundness of financial institutions and the equitable treatment of consumers. Bank examiners play a critical role in making sure that financial institutions comply with banking laws and regulations and use sound practices to mitigate risks.
Staff in SRC also evaluate financial institution applications related to mergers or acquisitions. They also provide credit to all Ninth District financial institutions to support financial and economic stability.
Financial services
The Minneapolis Fed provides financial services to depository institutions, including banks, credit unions, and savings and loans, much like the services that banks provide for their customers. These services include collecting checks, electronically transferring funds, and distributing and receiving cash and coin.
The Cash department processes currency and coin for financial institutions across the Ninth District and upholds the integrity and quality of the U. S. currency and coin in circulation to maintain the public’s confidence and trust.
The Treasury Services department, unique to the Minneapolis Fed, provides support for customers who purchase and redeem U.S. Treasury securities and savings bonds.
The Payment, Standards, and Outreach Group works to make it safer and more efficient for consumers and businesses to make and accept payments.
I get to work with financial institutions all over the United States—small rural credit unions to larger institutions. Our work is not for just big banks. It's for small and big and everything in between. Our mission that works for all truly resonates here.
Mohammed Abushaar
Federal Reserve Financial Services
Employee since 2018
Information technology
The IT department runs, builds, manages and maintains a wide array of IT systems and programs. Staff in IT support the security and reliability of Bank technology that is vital to our mission as a central bank and provides all of our employees the power to serve the public.
The IT department also operates an around-the-clock national help desk that supports the entire Federal Reserve System. Our help desk professionals assist fellow Fed employees in solving and troubleshooting their technical issues.
Community engagement
The Minneapolis Fed engages with communities in our six-state district and, through our Community Development team, works closely with policymakers and grass-roots leaders on topics such as housing and labor markets. The Center for Indian Country Development leverages research and strong relationships with tribal leaders to unlock the full economic potential of Indian Country.
The Public Affairs department engages with Ninth District communities through the Bank’s website, public events, and open town hall forums covering a variety of financial and monetary policy topics. They also conduct regional outreach and analysis of the Ninth District economy.
Economic research
The Research department produces world-class economic research and provides high-impact analysis and advice to Bank leaders on monetary policy and other strategic initiatives.
The Minneapolis Fed is also home to the Opportunity & Inclusive Growth Institute, which is dedicated to conducting research to measure, analyze, and make recommendations to improve the economic well-being of all Americans.
Internships
Earn valuable, on-the-job experience across a variety of departments through a paid internship at the Minneapolis Fed! We regularly host college interns in public affairs, regional outreach, government relations, economic research, audit, supervision, and in other critical areas, where you can make connections and learn how the central bank of the United States supports your community. Internships are project-based, and in addition to on-the-job work experience, you can participate in mentoring, networking, and training opportunities to benefit your personal and professional development.