Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Offices
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston is headquartered in Boston.
OnSite Workplace
Employees work from physical offices.
Positions are primarily in person, although some positions will allow employment based out of one of our twelve Banks nation-wide. Please see position description for specific location requirements.
Typical time on-site:
5 days a week
U.S. Office Locations
Boston
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Centrally located next to Boston's South Station between the Financial District and the Boston Seaport neighborhood.
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Configure, maintain, test, analyze and troubleshoot business application systems for Federal Reserve payment services. Manage customer setups, account/settlement relationships, investigate complex production issues (including cyber incidents), coordinate stakeholders, lead projects and testing, provide training and documentation, and meet SLAs for Fedwire, FedNow and related systems.
Fintech • Information Technology • Payments • Sharing Economy • Financial Services • Cryptocurrency
Lead product manager driving FedNow adoption across OBO service providers, fintechs, corporates, and BaaS banks. Develop targeted value propositions, evaluate customer pain points and market fit, lead discovery and delivery with design and engineering, build business cases, and collaborate with risk, legal, operations, and marketing to prioritize roadmap and accelerate instant payments adoption.
Fintech • Information Technology • Payments • Sharing Economy • Financial Services • Cryptocurrency
Senior security engineer responsible for developing automation and tooling, building and deploying security solutions, conducting incident response and proactive threat hunting, supporting investigations through data analysis, and advising development teams. Must document solutions, participate in agile teams, mentor juniors, and continuously research evolving security threats.
