The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, or the St. Louis Fed, is part of the Eighth Federal Reserve District and serves all of Arkansas and parts Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois. The organization is headquartered in downtown St. Louis, Missouri, and also has branches in Little Rock, Arkansas; Louisville, Kentucky; and Memphis, Tennessee. The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis works within the community to advance fair access to credit, community development, and economic knowledge; support the financial operations of the United States Treasury; provide payment services to financial institutions; foster a sound financial system; and promote economic growth and stable prices.

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is supervised by nine directors on a board who are knowledgeable about credit and economic conditions within St. Louis. The organization’s team is proud of their positions and works to represent views and serve audiences in several ways, including social media, blogs, events, publications, and outreach programs. The St. Louis Fed believes collaboration and engagement will help people in diverse communities better understand economic conditions.

As an employer, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has been ranked as a "Top Workplace" and offers positions in education & training, online teaching, and graphic design. In the past, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis jobs have been full-time positions with an option for remote work for manager-level candidates with a bachelor’s degree. Roles have a history of requiring travel.

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, or the St. Louis Fed, is part of the Eighth Federal Reserve District and serves all of Arkansas and parts Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois. The organization is headquartered in downtown St. Louis, Missouri, and also has branches in Little Rock, Arkansas; Louisville, Kentucky; and Memphis, Tennessee. The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis works within the community to advance fair access to credit, community development, and economic knowledge; support the financial operations of the United States Treasury; provide payment services to financial institutions; foster a sound financial system; and promote economic growth and stable prices.

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is supervised by nine directors on a board who are knowledgeable about credit and economic conditions within St. Louis. The organization’s team is proud of their positions and works to represent views and serve audiences in several ways, including social media, blogs, events, publications, and outreach programs. The St. Louis Fed believes collaboration and engagement will help people in diverse communities better understand economic conditions.

As an employer, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has been ranked as a "Top Workplace" and offers positions in education & training, online teaching, and graphic design. In the past, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis jobs have been full-time positions with an option for remote work for manager-level candidates with a bachelor’s degree. Roles have a history of requiring travel.