Federal Reserve Historian
The Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Historian
The Federal Reserve System
Central bank of the United States
Job Summary
The Research Division of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis seeks a professional who will initiate and collaborate on Bank and System initiatives in Federal Reserve history, archives, education, and research. The principal responsibilities may include:
Required Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
The role is preferably based at the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank alongside the core team, though candidates reporting to another Federal Reserve main district location will be considered.
Compensation, rank and expectations will be commensurate with the successful candidate’s qualifications and experience.
Total Rewards
Bring your passion and expertise, and we'll provide the opportunities to challenge you and propel your growth—along with multiple benefits and perks that support your health, wealth, and life.
In addition to competitive compensation, we offer a comprehensive benefits package all brought together in a flexible work environment where you can find balance:
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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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