Supply Chain Analytics Intern [Winter 2027]

Job summary

Responsibilities

We are looking for a Supply Chain Analytics Intern to join our Global Supply Management (GSM) team. In summary, you will own the GSM team's supplier ramp and sourcing readiness toolset as we move from one prototype build to the next, and at the end of your term run the build kickoff readiness…

• Own the sourcing status tracker: one record per part on the current and next build bills of materials showing awarded supplier, quote status, NDA and master supply agreement…
• Own the tooling and non-recurring engineering (NRE) tracker: every GSM-owned tooling and NRE purchase orders, with kickoff, T1 sample, first article inspection (FAI), and payment…
• Own the build cost baseline and next-build cost targets: normalize quotes across suppliers, roll them up by sub-assembly for the current build, then set targets by sub-assembly…
• Own the supplier capacity view: committed supplier capacity against the next-build forecast by part and by source, flagging where a supplier cannot meet demand before build…
• Pull supplier scorecard data for the GSM-run quarterly business reviews (QBRs) and build quote analysis packages that GSMs take into negotiations.

What they're looking for

• Rising senior or recent graduate in Supply Chain Management, Industrial Engineering, Operations, Business, or a related field; must be graduating within one year.
• Available full time for the winter term, January through April 2027 (approximately 16 weeks).
• Advanced Excel (Power Query, lookups, pivots) and at least one of SQL or Python for pulling and joining data across systems.
• Working knowledge of hardware supply chain basics: bills of materials, supplier quotes, purchase orders, and tooling.
• Clear written communication; able to document a process so someone else can run it.

Tech stack

• SQL
• Python
• Power BI
• Tableau