Student Intern, Supply Line Management

Opportunity

Activities

• Respond promptly to demand upsides and join supplier and customer meetings.
• Assist with material logistics issues and liaise on critical parts and supplier concerns.
• Consolidate and escalate critical shortages until resolved.
• Help push out inventory when demand and revenue decline.

Preferred skills

• Preferred skills include basic computer applications and the ability to learn departmental ERP and office systems.
• Named applications include SAP, Rapid Response, Scavenger, Power BI, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Purchasing knowledge, analytical and negotiation skills, problem resolution, data analysis, attention to detail, and deadline management are preferred.

Education and experience

• Applicants must be third-year students in a formal co-op program specializing in Engineering, Business, Finance, Supply Chain, or Mathematics.
• Applicants must intend to return to school the following year.
• No formal experience is required.

Workplace and physical demands

• The posting identifies the position as hybrid and gives a Toronto work location.
• Duties are performed in a normal office environment and may involve extended sitting, sustained computer or data focus, and repetitive computer or calculator use.

Compensation

• Hourly wage is CAD $23–30, determined by years of study and described as non-negotiable.

Timing

• The listed start date is May 2027.
• The internship duration is 16 months.

Student opportunities

• Students may be considered for a student casual contract after the internship or a full-time position after completing their degree.
• Interns can access development programs, projects, mentorship, networking, and student activities.
• The posting lists two paid volunteer days per year.