Currency Operations Careers

Employees in Currency Operations receive, process, pay out, destroy and validate currency in a highly controlled, regulated and secure environment. They adhere to a strict set of defined rules and regulations. Learn more about working in Currency Operations (PDF).

Get a glimpse inside Currency Operations at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis in this video.

Key Skills

Successful candidates will be comfortable with the following:

  • Operating high-speed equipment
  • Adhering to stringent procedures and controls
  • Navigating complex inventory tracking systems
  • Working in a results-oriented, collaborative team environment
  • Standing for extended periods of time
  • Punctuality and dependability
  • Strong attention to detail

Culture

  • Collaboration and teamwork are central to our organization
  • Named a Top Workplace in St. Louis
  • Work with a diverse team from a variety of backgrounds

Benefits

  • Tuition reimbursement supports continued learning
  • Generous health insurance and retirement plan
  • Consistent work schedule

Career Support, Growth and Advancement

  • Individual plan for personal development and goals
  • Opportunity to engage with other resources in the Bank
  • Professional development learning opportunities
11 St. Louis Fed employees and members of employee group FedFit

In addition to a comprehensive benefits package, St. Louis Fed employees appreciate other work-life offerings.

  • Dress-for-your-day attire
  • Discounted parking and bus passes
  • On-site fitness center in St. Louis
  • Health and wellness programs
Eldar

Wonder who works at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis? Our employees bring a diverse mix of experiences and viewpoints to the workplace, and jobs here range from bank examiners to graphic designers, ITS professionals to economists.

St. Louis Fed employees create a pride flag in bank plaza

Diversity isn’t just talked about at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; it’s practiced in every area of our organization. We believe that our differences are what make us stronger.

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