San Francisco Fed is Seeking CBDC Developer as More Countries Join the Race
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco has announced a vacancy for a CBDC developer as the federal bank aims to explore the cost and benefits of the potential technologies for central bank digital currencies. The San...
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The San Francisco Fed posted a job opening titled “senior application developer - digital currency” on Saturday. The job description said the candidate is expected to aid the bank in designing and implementing systems critical to CBDC research. The post read:...
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