The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, also known as the Richmond Fed, belongs to the Federal Reserve System, which consists of a Washington, DC-based board and 12 regional Reserve Banks throughout the country. The territory covered by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond includes Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, and Washington, DC, which collectively make up the Federal Reserve System's Fifth District.

In the past, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond jobs have featured part-time, temporary, and remote work flexibility. As an employer, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond has been distinguished by the Human Rights Campaign as one of the Best Places to Work, as well as one of the nation's Top 100 Ideal Employers. The institution has previously recruited professionals for employment in four divisions: banking, economics and outreach, information technology, and support services. Within these divisions, associates work in fields including auditing, currency technology, loans, administration, accounting, training, web architecture, human resources, public affairs, corporate communications, and more.

Founded in 1915 and headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, the Richmond Reserve maintains additional offices in Charlotte, North Carolina, and Baltimore, Maryland. The work conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond entails monetary policy, bank supervision and regulation, and a variety of additional financial services. Open to the public for tours, the Reserve also partners with the Richmond Visitor's Center to offer the "Fed Experience," an interactive multimedia exhibit about the nation's economy and standards of living.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, also known as the Richmond Fed, belongs to the Federal Reserve System, which consists of a Washington, DC-based board and 12 regional Reserve Banks throughout the country. The territory covered by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond includes Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, and Washington, DC, which collectively make up the Federal Reserve System's Fifth District.

In the past, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond jobs have featured part-time, temporary, and remote work flexibility. As an employer, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond has been distinguished by the Human Rights Campaign as one of the Best Places to Work, as well as one of the nation's Top 100 Ideal Employers. The institution has previously recruited professionals for employment in four divisions: banking, economics and outreach, information technology, and support services. Within these divisions, associates work in fields including auditing, currency technology, loans, administration, accounting, training, web architecture, human resources, public affairs, corporate communications, and more.

Founded in 1915 and headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, the Richmond Reserve maintains additional offices in Charlotte, North Carolina, and Baltimore, Maryland. The work conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond entails monetary policy, bank supervision and regulation, and a variety of additional financial services. Open to the public for tours, the Reserve also partners with the Richmond Visitor's Center to offer the "Fed Experience," an interactive multimedia exhibit about the nation's economy and standards of living.