Supply Chain Management Intern - Electronic Sourcing
Role Overview
We are looking for an enthusiastic intern to support our Supply Chain and Procurement team in sourcing and managing electronic components, assemblies, and related materials. This internship offers hands-on exposure to global sourcing practices, supply chain operations, and working with engineering teams to support product development and manufacturing.
Key Responsibilities
Assist in sourcing of electronic components (ICs, active & passive components, electromechanical parts, and assemblies).Support supplier identification, communication, and evaluation (domestic & international).Learn about and contribute to supplier management activities during New Product Development (NPD) and production phases.Assist in evaluating component compatibility and exposure to technologies such as BLE, WiFi, Cellular connectivity.Work with internal teams and suppliers to gather quotes, support RFIs, RFPs, and RFQs.Help in analysing supplier data including cost, capacity, and compliance with standards.Gain understanding of global sourcing, incoterms, customs clearance, and supply chain procedures.Support the team in reviewing technical documents such as drawings, BOMs, and fabrication files.Assist in data collection, analysis, and preparation of reports (Excel, Power BI, etc.).Learn basics of inventory management and ERP systems.Prepare presentations and documentation for supplier and internal reviews.Opportunity to observe negotiations and understand vendor management practices. Skills & Learning OpportunitiesExposure to sourcing practices and supply chain processes.Understanding of electronic components, PCBs, connectors, and assembly processes.Learn about industry standards like REACH, RoHS, and supplier compliance requirements.Hands-on experience with BOM management tools and data analysis.Development of negotiation, analytical, and problem-solving skills.Practical insights into working with cross-functional teams (Engineering, Marketing, Project Management).
Preferred Background
Pursuing Bachelor’s / Master’s degree in Electronics, Electrical, Supply Chain, Industrial Engineering, or related field.Basic knowledge of electronics components and manufacturing processes is an advantage.Proficiency in MS Excel; familiarity with data analysis tools or ERP systems is a plus.Strong attention to detail, eagerness to learn, and ability to work in a team environment.
Key Interfaces
Engineering TeamProject Engineers / LeadersExternal vendors and suppliers
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