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The Omaha Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City is offering a ten-week paid summer internship in Regional Affairs Economics. The intern will assist with data handling and exploratory analysis on regional or agriculture-related topics, ideal for someone considering a Ph.D. in economics.
This role provides exposure to economic research topics and develops technical skills. Qualified candidates are undergraduates graduating May 2027–May 2028 or current graduate students studying
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
When you join the Federal Reserve—the nation's central bank—you’ll play a key role, collaborating with leading professionals to strengthen and protect our economic, financial and payments systems. 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 team for our future.
The Omaha branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City has an opening for a ten-week paid summer internship in Regional Affairs Economics. The intern would assist with data handling and exploratory analysis on regional or agriculture-related topics. This is an excellent position for someone who is passionate about research and considering a Ph.D. in economics. Interns develop technical skills and are exposed to a range of economic research topics.
The Federal Reserve System will not sponsor a new applicant for employment authorization for this position. Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States without the need for visa sponsorship now or in the future.
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Full time
Temporary
Job Exempt: No
Job Category: Internship Family Group
Work Shift: First (United States of America)
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