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Picnic's Future Leaders Graduate Program – Business Analytics is a one-year launchpad for ambitious graduates. From day one you join a business team, own a business topic, and become an expert in your field.
You’ll work across the Netherlands, Germany, and France, tackling real challenges at the intersection of data, strategy and tech. Mentorship, learning sessions, and regular feedback accompany your growth and leadership development.
Are you an ambitious graduate ready to tackle complex, real-world challenges at the intersection of data, strategy and tech?
The Future Leaders Graduate Program – Business Analytics at Picnic is a one-year launchpad for exceptional talents. From day one, you join a business team, own a business topic, and become an expert in your field.
At Picnic, we’re building the future of grocery. Using cutting-edge technology and data-driven innovation, we challenge the status quo and build the world’s smartest, most customer-focused supermarket.
We move fast, think big, and turn bold ideas into tangible impact.
Throughout this one-year program, you’ll own business-critical projects from start to finish right from the get-go, supported by mentorship, learning sessions, and regular feedback.
You’ll strengthen your leadership skills in project management, storytelling, stakeholder communication, and giving and receiving feedback, while sharpening your technical skills in Python, SQL, Excel, and PowerPoint.
As your scope grows, so does your responsibility. You might scale your initial project or take on new challenges within the same domain. Either way, there’s always a new challenge to lead and an opportunity to make an impact. That’s why every journey is unique: there’s no standardized path through the program, just continuous opportunities to grow and lead.
From day one, you’ll be embedded in a business team, taking ownership in one of the following domains:
You don't wait for permission. You see a problem, build the solution, and bring people with you, before anyone asks. You've probably already started something: a project, a product, a business, an initiative that didn't exist until you made it happen.
More specifically, you: