Jobs at Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is a United States government corporation supplying deposit insurance to depositors in American commercial banks and savings banks. The FDIC was created by the Banking Act of 1933, enacted during the Great Depression to restore trust in the American banking system. That description comes from Wikipedia. What we add is the live picture: right now Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has 11 open roles on our board, mostly in finance.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has 11 open roles on our board right now, and the list refreshes every night. The newest one went up Sep 24. Most of them are financial analyst roles (3); the full breakdown by occupation is in the table above.

Not at the moment. None of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation’s 11 open roles are marked fully remote; they name a city or say on-site. That can change with the nightly refresh, so it is worth checking back.

Its postings spell some out. Across Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation’s current listings we found 2 distinct benefits, and the ones it mentions most are dental cover and life insurance. We only count a benefit when the posting text states it, so anything missing here is unstated rather than absent.

11 of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation’s 11 open roles state a salary. Across those, the middle half of posted pay runs from $178k to $208k a year, with $196k in the middle. The role it states pay for most often is financial analyst: 3 postings, posted between $125k and $196k. We do not guess for postings that stay silent, so read this as what Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is publicly offering right now, not a company-wide average.