2027 Intern - Mac/Mobile

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia•Dallas, TX

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas is hiring a paid summer intern for its Mobile Engineering team. The internship is part of a cohort-based program offering meaningful work, mentorship, learning and development, exposure to central banking and senior leaders, and networking with peers across the Federal Reserve System. The program lasts approximately 10–12 weeks, beginning in mid-to-late May and concluding in August. This position is based in the Dallas office. The Mobile Engineering team designs, engineers, and supports infrastructure requirements for the Mac environment, as well as supporting mobile devices through incident response, customer requests, and business application projects. The intern’s assignment will be split between two teams and will provide exposure to resolving hardware and application-system problems, identifying solutions to prevent system interruptions, testing software and hardware changes, and learning change and problem management processes under supervision. This is a temporary, full-time internship. The position is not available for sponsorship, and participation does not guarantee future employment.

Requirements

Entry-level experience and proficiency in the field.
Ability to balance workload between job profiles and job requirements.
Good time management skills.
Good communication skills.
Ability to prioritize when faced with competing requests or issues.
Applicants must be eligible to work in the U.S.

Nice To Haves

Undergraduate student entering junior or senior year.
Information Technology degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Help resolve hardware and problems affecting application systems.
Help 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 FRS standard tools and following FRS policies and procedures for propagating software and hardware to other platforms and environments.