Summer Research & Economics Intern

Federal Reserve System; New York (NY); On-site; USD 666,000 - 798,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentor program

Professional development events

Networking with leaders

Job summary

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is offering a Sophomore Career Exploration Internship in Research & Statistics. The program provides project-based work, mentorship, and professional development to undergraduates looking to build skills in economics, policy analysis, and data science.

Interns work in a defined business area for ten weeks, with opportunities for collaboration across the Bank. A strong academic record and interest in economics or public policy are emphasized, along with

Qualifications

• Interest in economics, public policy, mathematics or statistics with a strong academic record
• Ability to provide concise, articulate economic analysis in written and verbal form
• Strong analytical and quantitative skills with attention to detail
• Experience with data analysis and large databases is preferred
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite and basic programming concepts

Responsibilities

• Assist economists and research staff in analyzing current public policy issues and events
• Contribute to long-term, academically oriented research projects
• Conduct econometric analyses for Bank publications and academic journals
• Prepare clear, concise economic analyses and summaries
• Collaborate with team members and stakeholders across divisions

Skills

Economics

Public policy

Data analysis

Statistical software

Microsoft Office

Communication

Team collaboration

Education

Undergraduate sophomore

Tools

R

Stata

Matlab

Python

SAS

Excel

Job description

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is offering a Sophomore Career Exploration Internship in Research & Statistics. The program provides project-based work, mentorship, and professional development to undergraduates looking to build skills in economics, policy analysis, and data science.

Interns work in a defined business area for ten weeks, with opportunities for collaboration across the Bank. A strong academic record and interest in economics or public policy are emphasized, along with