Paid Summer Tech Intern: Real Projects & Mentorship

Federal Reserve System; New York (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 79,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid internship

Job summary

The Undergraduate Summer Analyst Program at Federal Reserve Bank of New York offers undergraduate juniors hands-on work in a mission-driven environment with project-based assignments, mentor support, and professional development opportunities during a 10-week tenure.

Interns work in IT areas such as information security, data management, software development, and end-user services, gaining real-world skills, networking with senior leaders, and contributing to meaningful work that supports the

Qualifications

• Working knowledge of MS Office Suite
• Strong analytical and critical thinking skills demonstrated by the ability to assimilate new information, and manage multiple tasks
• Basic programming skills in one or more areas: Java, JavaScript, SQL, Scala, Python, HTML/CSS
• Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and written
• Ability to grasp information quickly
• Attention to detail
• Ability to work productively in a high-performance team atmosphere and as an independent analyst

Responsibilities

• Coding software, testing code, preparing and managing data, and/or running competitive analyses and research for our technology teams
• Analyzing current and new technology architecture designs or implementing and deploying applications across multiple environments
• Working on technology work in IT areas including information security, data management, or end user services

Skills

MS Office

Analytical

Java

JavaScript

SQL

Scala

Python

HTML/CSS

Communication

Fast learner

Attention to detail

Teamwork

Job description

The Undergraduate Summer Analyst Program at Federal Reserve Bank of New York offers undergraduate juniors hands-on work in a mission-driven environment with project-based assignments, mentor support, and professional development opportunities during a 10-week tenure.

Interns work in IT areas such as information security, data management, software development, and end-user services, gaining real-world skills, networking with senior leaders, and contributing to meaningful work that supports the