Logistics & Operations Intern - Data-Driven Projects

Amazon; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 13,000 - 20,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation support

Employee benefits

Job summary

Amazon Logistics in the United Kingdom is offering an operations and logistics internship across multiple field-based UK locations. You will work on high-priority projects to support Fulfillment Centers, Sortation Centers and Delivery Stations, driving efficient and safe operations.

You will analyse data, propose tests, collaborate with managers and frontline teams, and build your communication and teamwork skills while gaining exposure to real-world supply chain challenges.

Qualifications

• Penultimate or final year student pursuing a university degree in Supply Chain, Business/Management, Engineering or related field.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical abilities.
• Excellent written and spoken English.

Responsibilities

• Completing high-priority projects to the highest standard and delivering results.
• Analyzing data to identify operational challenges and opportunities for improvement.
• Proposing and testing solutions with the team to implement the most effective ones.
• Developing communication and teamwork by working with managers, stakeholders and frontline associates.
• Be on the move within the building to engage with various teams and participate in briefs and meetings.
• Relocation to the designated work location may be required.

Skills

Problem solving

Analytical skills

Communication

Teamwork

English proficiency

Education

Penultimate/Final year student

Job description

Amazon Logistics in the United Kingdom is offering an operations and logistics internship across multiple field-based UK locations. You will work on high-priority projects to support Fulfillment Centers, Sortation Centers and Delivery Stations, driving efficient and safe operations.

You will analyse data, propose tests, collaborate with managers and frontline teams, and build your communication and teamwork skills while gaining exposure to real-world supply chain challenges.