Data Science Intern
The Federal Reserve System
Data Science Intern
The Federal Reserve System
Central bank of the United States
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM DETAILS:
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Summer Intern Program is a paid internship designed to give undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students direct exposure to our Bank’s operations. Beginning in early June, interns commit to 40 hours a week for 10-12 consecutive weeks onsite or hybrid depending on the department’s requirement.
What makes this internship unique:
This internship gives you the opportunity to work for a regulatory bank dedicated to the public good by engaging in project-based assignments and professional development activities aligned with our mission. You will gain insights to the Federal Reserve System while contributing to your assigned department and build relationships with subject matters experts, Bank leadership, and fellow interns. You will work in a collaborative environment that fosters inclusion, reflecting all the communities we serve.
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Salary Range: The anticipated hourly compensation range for this internship is $20 to $33, with the specific rate offered determined by the candidate's academic level.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, or veteran status.
The Federal Reserve Banks are committed to equal employment opportunity for employees and job applicants in compliance with applicable law and to an environment where employees are valued for their differences.
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Central bank of the United States
The Federal Reserve System serves as the United States’ central bank, guiding monetary policy, supervising banks and bank holding companies, and providing financial services to banks and the U.S. government. It implements policy through tools like setting the federal funds rate and conducting market operations, and it runs bank supervision and payments services via 12 regional banks coordinated by a national Board. Unlike private banks or firms, it operates as a public‑purpose institution with a nationwide mandate and regional insight, not to earn profits but to maintain financial stability. Its goal is to promote a strong economy and a stable financial system for the United States.
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