Supply Chain Intern

Electric Machinery Company, a division of WEG Electric Corp. Minneapolis, Minnesota Position: Supply Chain Intern Department: Engineering Department Primary Objective of Position The Supply Chain Intern is designed to expose you to various aspects of Electric Machinery’s supply chain, including procurement, logistics, and inventory management. You will work closely and learn from our experienced supply chain professionals, contributing to ongoing projects, gaining understanding and valuable insights into the end-to-end supply chain process of Electric Machinery’s operations. Supply Chain Interns will collaborate with all departments at Electric Machinery and perform functions and tasks in support of functional areas including Sourcing, Procurement, and Inventory Control. There will be project-oriented assignments where a manager is assigned for your support, growth, and development, and evaluation/feedback. Interns will identify and present a final project at the end of their internship to illustrate how the Intern contributed value to Electric Machinery. Major Areas of Accountability Experience in leadership roles. Must be an enthusiastic self-starter, able to organize and pursue broad objectives, and have the ability to manage multiple, and changing priorities. Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing, on technical and issues. Computer literate, with knowledge of current operating systems and software. Determine project schedules to complete projects in required time. Perform other activities required by the Purchasing Manager. Project may focus on one or multiple of the following areas: a. lead a high‑visibility project focused on the financial and operational optimization of our inventory to improve the inventory turnover. b. to analyze slow‑moving inventory, identify root causes of obsolescence, and propose data‑driven strategies to improve cash flow and warehouse efficiency. c. Audit and redefine Safety Stock levels and Reorder Points (ROP) within the ERP system to prevent future overstocking. d. Quantify the "Carrying Cost" of current inventory and the projected savings of the proposed reductions. Qualifications/Knowledge/Skills/Abilities >3.0 cumulative overall GPA or better (on a 4.0 scale). Currently a full‑time student, junior status or higher pursuing a Bachelor's in Supply Chain/Operations Management, Finance, or related business discipline. Must have completed the "core" coursework for chosen discipline. Leadership experience in student groups, volunteer experience & related extracurriculars. Prior work on projects in a team environment (relevant academic projects and/or previous internship experience). Proficient in basic computer programs/business software: Microsoft Office including Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint. Knowledge of SAP, LEAN or Continuous Improvement practices. Excellent written and verbal communication, interpersonal and critical thinking skills. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Resourceful and innovative in finding solutions to ambiguous problems. Self‑starter with ability to handle multiple projects and meet deadlines in a fast‑paced environment. Versatility, flexibility, and a willingness to work within constantly changing priorities with enthusiasm. Strong motivation, initiative, work ethic and ability to in teams and individually without direct supervision. Demonstrated initiative and a results‑oriented mindset. Salary $21.00 to $22.50 per hour #J-18808-Ljbffr