Technology Intern (US Minnesota Ramsey County Lauderdale)

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This job description outlines a summer internship opportunity at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, starting on June 3rd, 2024. The role involves gaining technical work experience, contributing to the organization's mission, and learning about the Federal Reserve's structure and functions. Interns are expected to work 40 hours a week for 10-12 weeks, with responsibilities including technical support, data analysis, database maintenance, project completion, and communication assistance. Qualifications include pursuing a post-secondary degree in relevant fields, strong communication skills, and proficiency in business software applications. Onsite work is required 3-4 days per week for meetings and collaboration, emphasizing diversity and inclusion in recruitment.

SALARY: $49724.25

LOCATION: US Minnesota Ramsey County Lauderdale


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