If you are looking for a challenging career that will develop your analytical and leadership skills and provide you the opportunity to assume various responsibilities within an organization that impacts the Midwest and national economy, consider the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. A career at the Fed means being a part of the nation's central bank. As the Federal Reserve System's Tenth District, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City plays a key role in formulating U.S. monetary policy, protecting the nation's banking system, and ensuring the efficiency and safety of the U.S. payments system. All three of the Fed's primary roles help ensure the smooth functioning and safety of our financial system and economy. In the Tenth District, we have approximately 1,500 employees in four offices: Kansas City, Denver, Oklahoma City, and Omaha. Our employees work in economic research, banking supervision and regulation, and payments system functions, as well as those areas that support these functions such as information technology, financial management, public affairs, and administrative services. Because of the importance of our work and the trust that the nation instills in us, our staff is comprised of dedicated individuals committed to our mission of assuring a stable, well functioning financial system. We have a diverse staff of employees who demonstrate integrity and pride in all they do. We emphasize the development of leadership qualities as we grow our leaders of tomorrow. We reward employees who demonstrate strong analytical and communication skills. We encourage a positive attitude along with the ability to get results and to think strategically. Because we want the best individuals available, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City provides employees with competitive pay, a market-leading benefits package, and continuous development opportunities. A career at the Fed includes rewards and challenges. It also includes knowing that your work matters. Consider an opportunity to impact the nation.Consider a career at the Fed. Thomas M. Hoenig President and Chief Executive Officer Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City is an equal opportunity employer. As such, the Bank recruits, hires, trains, and promotes individuals without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or sexual orientation.