Location: Cleveland, OH
Company
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland’s mission is to foster the stability, integrity, and efficiency of the nation’s monetary, financial, and payment systems while representing the Fourth District perspectives.
As part of the nation’s central bank, we are a team of mission-driven professionals who are committed to serving with excellence. Our core values are: Build Trust Every Day, Own Our Actions, Collaborate with Intention, and Be Open to Change.
For twenty-seven years in a row, we’ve been named “One of Northeast Ohio’s Best Places to Work” by North Coast 99. This prestigious award honors organizations with outstanding employment practices, including compensation, benefits, training, recruitment, retention, community services, and employee communications.
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Conducts advanced analysis and policy directed research that contributes to internal publications, external publications, policy advising, and outreach. As part of a multidisciplinary and collaborative team of researchers and professionals, you will work in all areas of policy advising and support directly for the Bank President and senior Bank principles. We are part of the Executive function.
The Senior Policy analyst will analyze and research on issues that affect financial markets and monetary policy across a broad range of topic areas, expanding the bank’s capabilities to monitor and assess the impacts of market developments and functioning on policy. You will use database knowledge to compile statistical data, create data exploration tools, conduct initial data exploration on your own and work with senior staff members on their research.
This is an outstanding opportunity for someone who is highly motivated to learn about monetary policy and financial markets, while contributing to impactful work directly connected to the key policy making responsibilities of the Federal Reserve.
Job description provided by The Federal Reserve System.
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