The Hiring Process

You Found a Job That Interests You—Now What?

Found the perfect job listing? Great! Now, you’ll just need to apply.

After you submit your application through the St. Louis Fed's online system, it will be routed to the recruiter for that job. You will be notified via email when your application has been received. The recruiter will compare your stated skills and qualifications to those requested by the hiring manager for the open position.

Candidates who most closely match the requested skills for a job will usually be called by the recruiter for a preliminary phone interview. The application is then forwarded to the hiring manager for review. There may be additional phone interviews or questions before the hiring manager decides whom to bring in for a personal interview. This process can take several weeks, so please be patient.

Whether or not you are selected for the original position for which you applied, your resume will be kept on file for six months and may be matched to other positions as they become available. However, you are encouraged to reapply for other job openings as they become available.

Selected for an Interview? Get Ready

This video walks you through the top five things to know about behavioral interviewing, the STAR Method and how to best convey your experience. We also have a Spanish language version of the video.

Top 5 Things to Know about Behavioral Interviewing

Contact: If you need assistance to complete a job application or need accommodations for an upcoming interview, email us: STLS.TalentAcquisitionTeam@stls.frb.org.

What to Expect after an Interview

If you are selected for a position, a formal offer letter will be sent to you. Note that all offers are contingent on satisfactory results of a candidate's drug screening and background check. If it wasn't the right fit this time, you will be notified by email and are welcome to continue to apply for other jobs at the St. Louis Fed.