Young Potential Trainee Program - Supply Chain Management

Scania; Stjärna; On-site; SEK 260,000 - 320,000; Full time

Job summary

Scania seeks motivated individuals for the Young Potential Trainee Program in Supply Chain Management. The 15‑month journey includes four rotations across Sweden and abroad, immersive leadership training, and a dedicated mentor to guide your development.

You’ll build global connections and work on real projects with fellow trainees. You should have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in SCM, English fluency, and up to 2 years of experience.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Supply Chain Management or related field.
• Fluent English communication skills are required.
• Experience in leadership roles or initiatives is valued.
• Strong teamwork and collaboration abilities are important.

Responsibilities

• Complete four rotations across Scania in Sweden and internationally.
• Participate in immersive leadership training and development.
• Engage in collaborative projects and networking with trainee peers.
• Receive mentorship from a senior leader throughout the program.

Skills

English fluency

Leadership experience

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Supply Chain Management

Job description

Young Potential Trainee Program - Supply Chain Management

We’re looking for curious, driven people who want to help shape a better tomorrow. At Scania, we’re on a mission to make transport more sustainable — for businesses, society, and the planet.

Do you want to be a part of it?

About Us

We believe great leadership starts with learning and collaboration. “The Scania Way” is our culture — built on values, openness, and trust. Here, you’ll be encouraged to grow, take ownership, and use your unique strengths to make a real impact.

If you want to know more about our work culture you can find more information here:

Meet our people | Scania Group

We also offer a wide range of employee benefits, which you can read more about here: Scania Offers

The Program

Embark on a 15-month journey of growth, leadership, and global experience—starting 23rd of August 2027 at our Head Office in Södertälje.

• A full-time position from day one
  Your home base will likely be one of our Södertälje offices.
• Four dynamic rotations across Scania—both in Sweden and internationally
  Gain hands‑on experience through four 2–3 month assignments in diverse departments, including cross‑brand collaboration and a Scania Distributor rotation.
• Nine weeks of immersive leadership training
  Develop your leadership mindset through tailored sessions designed to elevate your impact and confidence with a strong foundation in the Scania Leadership Principle's.
• Collaborative projects and networking with fellow trainees
  Work on real‑world challenges and build lasting connections with peers across the organization.
• A dedicated mentor to guide your development
  Receive personalized support and insights from an experienced leader throughout your journey.
• Shared projects and network assignments with your trainee year group
  Strengthen teamwork and broaden your perspective through joint initiatives.
• A program where you take the lead
  Shape your own path with the support of your mentor and managers—your growth, your way

You’ll get to explore Scania and the TRATON GROUP, build global connections, and learn how to lead yourself — and others — with purpose.

Our Future Trainee

You’re into leadership and want to keep evolving. You care about sustainability and want to help us push that even further. Most of all, you’re excited to work with others and make amazing things happen.

At Scania, we believe embracing AI is essential for our continued growth and innovation. We are committed to providing our employees with the latest AI tools and fostering an environment where AI skills are encouraged. We expect curiosity, openness and a positive attitude toward learning and applying AI in your role.

Minimum Requirements to apply for the Young Potential Trainee Program 2027

• You hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in related areas within the area of Supply Chain Management.
• You have graduated between 2025 and the summer of 2027.
• You have a maximum of 2 years of professional experience within your field of studies at the start of the program.
• You speak and write English fluently and other languages are seen as an advantage.
• You must be an EU/EES citizen or hold a permanent residence permit in Sweden to comply with migration laws, due to the fact that some assignments during the program will take place outside of Sweden for a minimum of three months.

In addition to meeting the minimum requirements, we value candidates who bring extra drive and initiative. Previous leadership experience in student unions, sports clubs, housing associations or similar organizations is highly appreciated, as it shows your ability to take responsibility and inspire others. Having worked part‑time in areas such as project management, event coordination, or customer service is also a strong asset. These experiences reflect your ability to collaborate, communicate, and adapt in dynamic environments. Whether you've led a team, organized an event, or supported customers, you've already demonstrated key skills that will help you thrive in our trainee program. We’re looking for individuals who take initiatives and enjoy working with others to make things happen.

Recruitment Process

To ensure a smooth and fair selection process, it’s important that you are ready and available online on the specified dates. All steps will be conducted digitally, and unfortunately, we are unable to offer individual time slots or alternative dates. Your participation during the scheduled times is essential for us to move forward effectively.

• Online Tests: 11-15 January 2027
  If selected, the recruitment process begins with a web-based psychometric test, designed to ensure an unbiased and fair screening. These tests will be sent to all applicants who meet our basic requirements and help us assess your potential and suitability for the program.
• Interviews: 22–29 January 2027
  If selected, you’ll be invited to a 45–60-minute digital interview where we explore your professional interests and personal competencies.
• Assessment Day: 9 February 2027
  If selected, depending on the business area, you’ll be invited for a full-day online assessment.