Regulatory Data Analyst

About the role

The Data & Statistics Function strengthens the Federal Reserve System’s ability to support supervision, monetary policy, and financial stability by modernizing how financial data is collected, governed, and transformed into insight. You'll join the Data Collection & Reporting Department's Treasury team, responsible for collecting and analyzing Treasury International Capital (TIC) data from U.S. financial institutions. This data provides critical visibility into cross-border capital flows and informs economic policy decisions. Your work will directly involve partnering with major financial institutions to ensure data integrity, conducting deep-dive analysis, and building analytical products that serve stakeholders across the Federal Reserve System.

Responsibilities

• Support data quality excellence: conduct analysis of non-complex and moderately complex financial datasets and utilize visualizations to identify anomalies and trends. Assist in developing targeted inquiries that resolve data integrity issues in data series and institutional submissions.
• Manage data collection operations: Ensure timely receipt of all data submissions, monitor collection schedules, and resolve technical submission issues with reporting institutions. Maintain operational controls to support consistent, reliable data flows.
• Partner with financial institutions: Engage in ongoing dialogue with financial institutions to enhance data quality and resolve reporting issues. Provide guidance on technical reporting requirements and submission processes.
• Deliver actionable insights: Analyze data sources and institutional relationships of varying sizes and complexity to support analyses that inform policy decisions and operational improvements.
• Champion innovation: Participate in automation initiatives and emerging technology solutions that modernize our technology platform, increase operational efficiency, and scale our analytical capabilities.
• Research and resolve reporting issues: Investigate reporting inquiries and technical issues, proposing sound conclusions based on regulatory guidance. Respond to stakeholder requests on data collection operations and institutional reporting practices.
• Participate in cross-functional workgroups: Contribute to Function and System workgroups, sharing insights and supporting initiatives that advance data collection and analysis capabilities.

Qualifications

• Understanding or interest in financial markets and products, regulatory reporting, or analytical work involving large and complex datasets.
• Understanding of U.S. and global capital and money market's structure and products (e.g., Treasuries, Equities, Private Equity, Repo, Agency MBS, etc.).
• Solutions oriented with an eagerness to learn and grow.
• Ability to provide efficient and accurate verbal and written analysis.
• Proficient skill set including the MS Office suite such as: Excel, Word, PowerPoint.
• Familiarity with or interest in Python, SQL, R, or similar programming languages; curiosity about analytical innovation and eagerness to learn and apply emerging technologies, including AI-enabled tools.

Benefits

• Fully paid Pension plan and 401k with Generous Match
• Comprehensive Insurance Plans (Medical, Dental and Vision including Flexible Spending Accounts and HSA)
• Subsidized Public Transportation Program
• Tuition Assistance Program
• Onsite Fitness & Wellness Center

Pay

Salary Range: $79,300 - $85,000 / year

We believe in transparency at the New York Fed. This salary range reflects a variety of skills and experiences candidates may bring to the job. We pay individuals along this range based on their unique backgrounds. Whether you’re stretching into the job or are a more seasoned candidate, we aim to pay competitively for your contributions.

This position requires access to confidential supervisory information (CSI) and/or Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) information. Access to CSI and FOMC information is limited to U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, individuals who meet the definition of “protected individual” under 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3), and certain other nonimmigrants. All non-U.S. citizens authorized to access CSI and/or FOMC information must sign a declaration of intent to expeditiously become a lawful permanent resident and thereafter a U.S. citizen when eligible.