The Railroad Retirement Board (RRB) is an independent Federal agency established nearly 90 years ago under President Roosevelt’s New Deal legislation. Created separate from (but similar to) the social security program for America’s workforce, the RRB administers retirement, survivor, unemployment, and sickness benefits for railroad retirees, workers, and their families.

We are the only Federal agency headquartered in downtown Chicago, with 53 field offices nationwide. Our dedicated staff works across a variety of career fields, including information technology, benefit program operations, accounting, finance, procurement, and law. Whatever the job title, every position within the RRB contributes to our proud tradition of excellent customer service -- a hallmark of the RRB since its inception in 1935.

Whether you are just starting out or are an experienced professional seeking a career change, consider joining the RRB for challenging work that is truly meaningful.

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US Railroad Retirement Board

US Railroad Retirement Board's headquarters in Chicago, IL, United States

Erhard R. Chorlé

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Chuck Trucco

Michael D.

Jason Amen

Sergio M. Barajas

Daniel R.

Shanta Petry

Spiridoula Mavrothalasitis (Litza)

Jeff P.

Mohammad S.

Daniel Z.

Nateneya Samuels (Security +, CASP)

Diogenes Silva

Stephanie Swilley Mpa

Sydney Branham

Heather Blair

Joseph C.

Kennisha Tucker

Linas Maleiska

Nancy Lucio Lasky

Randal Carda

Aaron Garten

Beth Nelson Ducaj

Camryn Beaco

Eirik Anderson

Garrett A.

Jason Strohm

Khalifah Muhammad

Tim Kalkhoff

Martin L.

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