Paid Summer Intern — Community Engagement & Development

Federal Reserve System; El Paso (TX); On-site; USD 27,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development opportunities

Broader networking opportunities

Downtown location with free parking

24/7 on-site fitness center (Dallas &

Job summary

The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas offers a paid summer Internship Program in El Paso for undergraduates and graduates across majors including economics, finance, IT, and beyond. The program runs roughly 10–12 weeks, from mid-to-late May to August, with dedicated staff mentors, meaningful work, and exposure to central banking leadership.

Interns participate in hands-on projects, professional development, and networking across the District, located on-site in El Paso, to help launch their careers

Qualifications

• Undergraduate or graduate coursework focusing on economics, business, public policy, or a related field.
• Strong verbal and written writing skills.
• General understanding of economics.
• Intellectual curiosity.

Responsibilities

• Speak with business and community leaders about current economic conditions
• Follow trends in banking, energy, and the broader economy to help our team identify priority issues for outreach discussions
• Draft summaries and briefs to relay policy-relevant information to senior leaders at the Bank
• Support the planning and execution of outreach meetings and programs
• Utilize the Salesforce CRM to track, analyze, and improve outreach effectiveness

Skills

Economics background

Strong writing skills

Verbal communication

Analytical mindset

Education

Economics/Business/Public policy coursework

Job description

The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas offers a paid summer Internship Program in El Paso for undergraduates and graduates across majors including economics, finance, IT, and beyond. The program runs roughly 10–12 weeks, from mid-to-late May to August, with dedicated staff mentors, meaningful work, and exposure to central banking leadership.

Interns participate in hands-on projects, professional development, and networking across the District, located on-site in El Paso, to help launch their careers