Undergraduate Intern, Technology Focus

About the Role

• The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis is seeking undergraduate college students for their 2027 summer intern cohort.
• Interns will contribute to the organization's work while learning about the nation's central banking system.
• Interns will be matched with a department based on their skills and experience, performing work that helps teams meet their goals and support the organization's mission.
• Opportunities include workshops for the intern cohort, professional networking, and exposure to various careers.
• The internship duration is 12 weeks, from May 24, 2027, to August 13, 2027.
• Interns work 40 hours per 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.
• Individuals requiring immigration sponsorship now or in the future are not eligible.
• No relocation assistance, housing, or travel reimbursement is provided.
• This is a temporary, full-time position.

Skills Development

• Interns in this focus area gain hands-on technical experience across IT operations, application development, cybersecurity, and infrastructure.
• Skill-building may include:
• AWS Cloud Services, Terraform, and CI/CD pipelines
• Python, Java, R, and STATA
• ServiceNow ticketing and asset management
• Microsoft SCCM and Intune
• Cybersecurity incident management
• Agile methodologies
• Cisco and Crestron AV systems
• UX/design systems and front-end development
• Application development (Sitecore, FedWeb)
• AI/ML solutions using Generative AI
• Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
• Agentic AI frameworks
• Code and automation

Examples of Work Performed

• IT equipment deployment, setup, and secure hardware wipes
• Active Directory clean-up and access provisioning
• Room AV upgrades, including Cisco/Crestron equipment installation
• Hardware lifecycle management (ordering, receiving, disposal, and CMDB updates)
• CI/CD pipeline support and Infrastructure-as-Code development for observability tools

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a post-secondary degree.
• Must be enrolled when applying.
• Open to students graduating December 2026 or later.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Familiarity with standard office software (e.g., Microsoft Office) and willingness to learn new tools.
• Effective interpersonal communication skills.
• Demonstrate behaviors aligning with core values: Service, Integrity, Inclusion, Initiative, Accountability, and Objectivity.
• Some positions require U.S. citizenship.