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Boston-Area Summer Internship with the Federal Reserve Posted: 21 Feb 2022 10:34 AM PST
The Operations Intern will support the Department of Applied Fintech Research and Project Hamilton. This department was created with the goal of informing policymakers by building a hypothetical platform that's fast, resilient, secure, and private enough to support a U.S.-backed central bank digital currency. Concurrent with our work with MIT, the Boston Fed is looking at available public and private technology options, as well. The candidate will provide operational support to the Applied Fintech Research Division of the Boston Fed. Principal Accountabilities: Interface with internal stakeholders throughout the Federal Reserve System to facilitate the success of Project Hamilton engineering and research efforts including: 1. Collaborate across internal stakeholders, including Legal, Audit, Finance, and Procurement, to identify and address risks and challenges. 2. Keep current on key updates related to the Federal Reserve system and digital currencies. 3. Design process improvements to help the team work efficiently and effectively. 4. Build reports to communicate to senior management. Other Accountabilities: Perform other duties as assigned. Knowledge and Experience: Open to both undergraduate and graduate students, preferably in a relevant field such as business, economics, finance, law, or communications. The team is looking for:
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