Information Technology 
The Information Technology (IT) functions within the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston are responsible to meet the technology needs of the Bank and to provide services to the Federal Reserve System including protecting critical applications from cyber-attacks, developing and managing the financial management applications and the prioritization and management of investments. Our innovative teams are responsible for delivering cost effective, high-value solutions and services while working in an environment where creative and diverse thoughts are encouraged.
“I think the Bank offers a strong, stable work environment with a strong community, flexible hours, good benefits, and a great location for commuters. My work frequently involves different Bank business areas and new challenges, which leads to an atmosphere that encourages employees to do better than their best.”
Tuan Bui, Information Technology
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Application Developer
Application Developers at the Boston Fed work as part of a technical team to design, develop, and implement various application software components and interfaces across many platforms. The work includes maintaining and enhancing existing applications as well as providing ongoing technical support to app users.
“One of the best parts about working at the Fed is fulfilling our mission of ‘public service that matters.’ We use our data to make tangible differences in the community and financial sector through thought sharing and best practices.”
Peter Aguiar, Network Security Services
QA Analyst
Quality assurance analysts establish and implement all quality assurance processes and tools, including test methodologies, plans, scripts, and automated tools to ensure that exhaustive testing is conducted for complex custom and vendor supplied software systems, both existing and new. The position works closely with product owners, the business community, and application developers.
Security Engineer
Security Engineers provide secure authentication and authorization services to Federal Reserve System applications across the country. This role also collaborates with subject matter experts across System IT departments to lead or participate in security and release planning efforts. Additionally, this role provides design, configuration, implementation, and management of various systems and services for the Fed.
“Whether I am working with a close colleague or with someone for the first time, we are encouraged to share ideas and perspectives. The Bank’s environment has not only led to many innovative solutions, but has also created a genuinely respectful sense of community.”
Jenny Jew, Network Security Services