Procurement intern supporting inventory performance through dashboard development, data visualization, cost analysis, reporting, replenishment analysis, and predictive AI tool testing. The role also includes cross-functional supply chain collaboration and a capstone project.
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The Procurement team leverages data and reporting tools to monitor inventory performance which supports critical decision making. By enhancing reporting capabilities and building a stronger analytics infrastructure, the team can optimize inventory levels to support working capital KPI’s. As an intern, you will gain hands-on experience in data analysis, visualization and automation while helping the team improve how it manages and communicates inventory performance.
Responsibilities
- Assist in the development of key dashboards that help manage inventory performance
- Test AI tools for predictive insights
- Prepare clear, insightful visualization and summaries to support management report-outs
- Conduct cost analysis across categories
- Help buyers with their daily analysis of key reports that drive optimal replenishment.
- Participate in cross-functional meetings to better understand the end-to-end supply chain
- Complete a capstone project to be assigned at the time of coming on board
Requirements
- Current Sophomores or Juniors pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in a supply chain, business, data analytics or a related program
- Positive attitude, team player, ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment
- Proficiency with Word, Outlook, Excel (or SmartSheet)
This temporary position is not benefits eligible.
CompensationThe base pay range for this role is $19 – $19 per hour.
Shorr Packaging Corporation Aurora, Illinois, USA Office
4000 Ferry Rd, Aurora, Illinois, United States, 60502 9540
Shorr Packaging Corporation West Chicago, Illinois, USA Office
555 Innovation Dr, West Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60185 2068
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