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Undergraduate Intern – Research Focus

Be a part of our 2027 summer intern cohort! We are currently accepting applications from undergraduate college students who are interested in learning more about the nation's central banking system while contributing in real ways to our work. As an intern, you'll be matched with a department that can leverage your skills and experience, and you’ll perform work that helps teams meet their goals—ultimately supporting the organization’s mission. You’ll also have opportunities to participate in workshops designed for our intern cohort, build your professional network, and gain exposure to a wide variety of careers.This internship runs for 12 weeks from May 24, 2027, to August 13, 2027. Interns work 40 hours/week and are paid $23.00/hour. This position requires a regular on-site presence.

Applications open November 1, 2026, and close January 3, 2027 at midnight.

Sponsorship: Individuals who need immigration sponsorship now or in the future are not eligible for this position.

Skills Development:

Interns develop foundational research, data, and communication skills used in economic and community development research. Skill-building may include:

Investigative research techniquesStatistical programming in R, Stata, and GitLab environmentsLiterature review and data cleaningFactchecking and research communicationEconomic and community development research methods

Examples of work performed include:

Researching options to guide financial education effortsProcessing and cleaning datasetsSupporting survey and engagement research, including work involving Native NationsConducting SIPP wealth and debt data analysisCreating communications materials and newslettersAssisting with housing affordability research and quantitative data projects

Qualifications:

Currently pursuing a post-secondary degree. You must be enrolled when you apply, but not necessarily during the internship. Open to students graduating December 2026 or later.Excellent oral and written communication skillsFamiliarity with standard office software (e.g., Microsoft Office) and willingness to learn new toolsEffective interpersonal communication skillsDemonstrate behaviors that align with our core values such as: Service, Integrity, Inclusion, Initiative, Accountability, and ObjectivitySome positions require U.S. citizenship

Please note: We do NOT provide relocation assistance, housing, or travel reimbursement.