Information Technology
We invest in contemporary and emerging technology each year to support the Federal Reserve and our economy, and we’re building a dynamic and diverse tech team for our future.
From cyber to crypto, to agile and app dev and more, you’ll have opportunities to collaborate on the technology initiatives that drive our nation’s economic, financial and payments systems. You’ll learn new skills and work with progressive hardware and software to help support monetary policy, ensure the safety and soundness of financial institutions, keep our country’s cash supply flowing, process more than $4 trillion daily through the nation’s payment systems — and be ready to meet the challenges that lie ahead.
Examples of IT Jobs at the Richmond Fed:
- Cloud Data Engineer: Deliver a centralized data and analytics platform that provides advanced migration and analytics solutions
- Cybersecurity/Cyber Intelligence Analyst, Engineer: Identify, monitor and report on cyber security risks and assess adequacy of security controls and mitigation for technical vulnerabilities
- DevOps Product Owner: Drive the teams responsible for the design, development, evolution and support of development tooling solutions to modernize and transition applications to the cloud and new data centers
- Risk Management Analyst: Ensure high-quality information security controls are in place throughout the Federal Reserve’s information technology environment
- Scrum Master: Oversee the day-to-day work of a product team by providing leadership direction, facilitation and coaching to the team and its product owners
- Solutions Architect: Create complex infrastructure design solutions to meet functional and non-functional application and business requirements—for on-prem and cloud capabilities
The Richmond Fed is the proud home of the Federal Reserve’s National IT organization—a nationwide team delivering technology solutions and support across the Federal Reserve System. Many National IT employees are located in Richmond, Virginia, while others are based across the U.S. at other Federal Reserve Bank locations and working remotely.