2027 Intern - Mac/Mobile

Federal Reserve System•Dallas, TX

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas is hiring a full-time summer intern for its Mobile Engineering team, located in the Dallas office. The team designs, engineers, and supports infrastructure for the Mac environment and supports mobile devices through incident response, customer requests, and business application projects. Its work also includes documenting knowledge solutions, packaging software, and testing software and hardware peripherals used on mobile devices. The internship assignment is split between two teams, giving the intern the opportunity to work with both. Under supervision, the intern will gain experience resolving hardware and application-system problems, identifying solutions to reduce or prevent interruptions, testing changes and operating-system updates, and learning change and problem management using Federal Reserve System tools and procedures. The internship is part of a paid, cohort-based program that runs approximately 10–12 weeks, beginning in mid-to-late May and concluding in August. The program includes mentors, cohort programming, exposure to central banking and senior leaders, learning and development opportunities, and networking with peers across the Federal Reserve System. Applicants must be eligible to work in the United States; sponsorship is not available. Participation does not guarantee future employment.

Requirements

Entry-level experience and proficiency in the field.
Ability to balance workload across job profiles and job requirements.
Good time-management skills.
Good communication skills.
Ability to prioritize competing requests and issues.
Must be eligible to work in the United States; the role is not available for sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

An undergraduate entering junior or senior year, preferably pursuing an Information Technology degree.

Responsibilities

Work with both teams as the assignment is split between them.
Help resolve hardware and application-system problems and identify recommended solutions to minimize or prevent system interruptions.
Help test new changes and operating-system updates.
Observe and, under supervision, learn to perform change and problem management using Federal Reserve System standard tools and policies for software and hardware propagation to other platforms or environments.