The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation insures accounts at most national banks. FDIC employment opportunities include bank examiners, economists and financial analysts. Many positions require a college degree in business, finance or a related field. Applicants must create a user account and submit an application via the FDIC's website to be considered for employment. The application process is simple, and a resume with adequate skills can lead to an interview for potential employment.
Instructions
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Visit the FDIC's website. Choose "Careers at FDIC" listed below from the Top Search Results on the right-hand side of the screen. Next choose "FDIC Careers." This will open the FDIC Careers page. This page gives you the option of browsing available jobs. If you are a new user and have never applied for a job with the FDIC, choose "New Users." You will be directed to a New User registration screen.
2Enter your personal information, such as name and Social Security number, to create your user account. You will also upload your resume during the registration process. After you have completed registering, choose "Next" and you will be presented with your online application ID that can be used as your user name along with the password you chose to log into your FDIC Careers account. You can use your email address as your user name.
3Choose "View All Vacancies" if you want to browse available jobs in all categories. You can browse available positions without registering, but you must create a user account if you intend to apply for a position.
4Decide which job position you would like to apply for. Review the job's requirements and if you qualify, choose "Apply for this vacancy." Enter your log-in information and proceed with the application process. Your resume will be submitted to the FDIC for the job position.
