2027 Summer Intern - Instructional Design & Development

About the role

Our summer internships provide talented students an opportunity to gain valuable experience by working on projects that support our business areas and ultimately impact the national economy. The intern program also provides insight into possible future entry‑level positions and exposure to several areas across the division and bank. Regardless of the specific internship, all interns experience networking within the Bank and across the Federal Reserve System, various events ranging from Leadership Q&As to development‑oriented sessions, a dedicated intern mentor program, and exposure to Bank operations and mission‑driven work.

Responsibilities

• Instructional Designer – identify, design, develop, and implement learning solutions of higher complexity using instructional design standards and best practices; conduct user experience and/or QA reviews; handle process documentation and data collection, entry, and clean‑up.
• Staff Development – conduct quality control testing on processes and procedures to support a large number of examiners in commissioning programs; write requirements and develop automated workflows for critical processes; perform data analysis, generate reports, and create communications/dashboards to enhance process efficiency and transparency.

Requirements

• May require US Citizenship.
• May require enhanced screening.

Skills

• Instructional design standards and best practices
• User experience and/or QA reviews
• Process documentation
• Data collection, entry, and clean‑up
• Quality control testing
• Writing requirements
• Developing automated workflows
• Data analysis
• Generating reports
• Creating communications and dashboards

Benefits

• Free onsite 24/7 Fitness Center with locker room / shower facilities
• Onsite Cafeteria and Coffee Shop
• Paid parking
• Optional Roommate pool
• Temporary housing recommendations
• Professional Headshots

Pay

$20‑$22 per hour, depending on year of school.

Schedule

35 hours per week, hybrid environment in downtown Saint Louis; runs 9 weeks from June 7 through August 6.