Current job openings
with the Kansas City Fed

Commercial Facilities Technician –

We are seeking an Associate or Experienced Commercial Technician for the Omaha branch location of the Federal Reserve. Performs routine repair and maintenance of various systems including, but not limited to, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical systems and related equipment with little to no supervision.  Alternately, may perform general building-related construction tasks, and maintain the exterior structure. Completes routine service calls and work order requests, as assigned.  These may include temperature complaints, equipment failures, loss of electrical power, plumbing problems, or completing general work, such as reconfiguration of office furniture.

Starting Salary Range:  $43,700-62,400

Financial Examiner- Omaha –

At the KC Fed, we know that great people make a great organization. When you join the KC Fed, you join a team of people working together to promote an inclusive and stable financial system, making a difference in local communities. We succeed by emphasizing the growth and development of diverse team members like you and supporting a culture that empowers staff to make a difference. As a financial institutions examiner at the KC Fed, you will contribute to the safety and soundness of the nation’s financial system while benefiting from a flexible/hybrid schedule, a competitive salary, and an excellent benefits package.

Financial Examiner- Oklahoma City –

Are you an inquisitive, analytical person who enjoys working in teams and leading others? As part of our examination team, you’ll find a collaborative culture that encourages staffs to exercise initiative and ownership of their work. More specifically, you’ll be: Using an inquisitive and analytical mindset to independently review financial information, assess legal and regulatory compliance, evaluate risks within banking organizations, and ask questions to get to the root cause of potential issues or concerns. Leveraging strong communication skills to lead meetings with executive leaders at financial institutions and produce clear and concise written documents and reports.

Information Security Architect –

The Federal Reserve Financial Services (FRFS) enterprise delivers a suite of payments services to financial institutions via FedLine® Solutions, Fedwire®, National Settlement Service (NSS), FedCash®1, FedACH® (Automated Clearing House), and Check Services. We are engaged in a strategic effort to transform FRFS to a national, enterprise-focused organization. Over time, FRFS will offer an increasingly integrated set of Federal Reserve payment services, incorporating the FedNowSM Service upon its market entry in 2023. Through our evolved structure, we will meet the needs of the marketplace for new products and services more quickly and provide a more robust and unified customer experience across our financial service offerings.

Cash Operating Clerk–

The Kansas City Cash Services department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City is looking to fill a Cash Operating Clerk position. The Cash Operating Clerk provides operational support that includes, but is not limited to currency and coin processing, equipment operation, recordkeeping and reconcilement, and the preparation of documents and reports. As a member of Cash Services, you will play a vital role in the processing of currency within a highly controlled, monitored, and regulated environment. Successful candidates in this position have to perform office-oriented tasks equally as well as handling the physical elements that come with moving heavy bulk items.

Starting Salary Range: $40,000-50,000

Information Security Architect –

The Federal Reserve Financial Services (FRFS) enterprise delivers a suite of payments services to financial institutions via FedLine® Solutions, Fedwire®, National Settlement Service (NSS), FedCash®1, FedACH® (Automated Clearing House), and Check Services. We are engaged in a strategic effort to transform FRFS to a national, enterprise-focused organization. Over time, FRFS will offer an increasingly integrated set of Federal Reserve payment services, incorporating the FedNowSM Service upon its market entry in 2023. Through our evolved structure, we will meet the needs of the marketplace for new products and services more quickly and provide a more robust and unified customer experience across our financial service offerings.

Cash Operating Clerk- Denver –

The Denver Cash Services department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City is looking to fill a Cash Operating Clerk position. The Cash Operating Clerk provides operational support that includes, but is not limited to currency and coin processing, equipment operation, recordkeeping and reconcilement, and the preparation of documents and reports.  Cash Services, on behalf of the US Treasury, ensures that Depository Institutions such as banks have sufficient supplies of currency and coin to meet public demand. Those institutions deposit currency and coin with the Federal Reserve Bank and Cash Services is the department that handles those deposits. Beside validating deposits, Cash Services also plays an instrumental role in the distribution of new currency and coin, and the retirement and destruction of coin and currency that is unfit for recirculation. As a member of Cash Services, you will play a vital role in the processing of currency within a highly controlled, monitored, and regulated environment. Successful candidates in this position have to perform office-oriented tasks equally as well as handling the physical elements that come with moving heavy bulk items.

Starting Salary:

Operating Clerk – Associate: $40,000-$42,000 (No cash handling/processing experience)
Operating Clerk – Experienced: $44,000-$46,000 (1-4 years FRB experience or relevant cash handling/processing experience)
Operating Clerk – Senior: $50,000-$57,000 (5+ years of relevant FRB cash experience)

Software Engineer –

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City is seeking a Software Engineer for the  to support the design, development, and engineering of large, highly complex payment card device applications. This role will utilize a variety of technologies and techniques including, enterprise software patterns, and advanced security principles. This position has additional screening requirements due to the information accessed while performing the job. These additional screenings would be initiated at the time of offer acceptance and can take up to a couple of months to be completed. You can begin work before the screening is completed; however, continued employment is contingent on acceptable screening results. The areas screened may include education/employment verification, criminal history, credit history, and reference checks.

Community Development Advisor –

As a Community Development Advisor, you will be part of the Bank’s Community Affairs team. In collaboration with other team members, you will support the design and execution of high-profile initiatives on topics such as digital inclusion, workforce development, community development investments, small business, and affordable housing. The Community Development Advisor role is highly collaborative. You’ll connect with leaders in banking, government, the nonprofit sector, and philanthropy to identify where the Kansas City Fed can add value. You will serve as a primary representative for the Bank in community development-related initiatives across Nebraska. You will also lead the Bank’s Districtwide strategy for digital inclusion, housing, or small business. Strong candidates will have advanced knowledge in one of the following subject areas: digital inclusion, housing, or small business. They will also be comfortable hosting meetings, developing conferences and writing publications. They will engage senior leadership across Nebraska and the other six states of Tenth Federal Reserve District (Colorado, Kansas, western Missouri, Oklahoma, northern New Mexico and Wyoming). They will be equally skilled interacting with the communities we serve. This position will begin in early October 2023.