Global Commodity Intern: Data-Driven Supply Chain

BorgWarner; Auburn Hills (MI); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

BorgWarner offers a Global Commodity Intern – TTT (Year-round) position in Auburn Hills, MI, providing hands-on exposure to supplier management, data analytics and cross-functional teamwork within a fast-moving, global procurement organization.

You will support RFIs, supplier vetting, cost analyses, and continuous improvement projects while balancing 20–30 hours per week as a student. Ideal for a Business, Supply Chain, or Engineering student starting May 2026.

Qualifications

• Current full-time enrollment in an accredited college, university, or trade school.
• Ability to report onsite at Auburn Hills Campus at least three days a week.
• Ability to start as early as May 2026.

Responsibilities

• Initiate, recommend or provide solutions for projects or programs.
• Track, project management and provide analytical analysis for responsible projects.
• Submission of RFIs on select projects and obtaining and tracking suppliers’ feedback.
• Assist with and/or co-lead special projects related to continuous improvement to the assigned parts/segment of responsibility.
• Market test to identify suppliers for resourcing activities.
• Conduct preliminary vetting of suppliers (contact information, questionnaire, NDA's, etc.).
• Cost breakdown analysis between different suppliers for negotiation.
• Benchmark information, updates & summaries for best-practice/lessons-learned.
• Support and execute activities under relevant commodities, ensuring business alignment.

Skills

Program management

Time management

Data analysis

Communication

Team collaboration

Education

Business / Supply Chain / Engineering

Tools

Microsoft Office

Excel

Job description

BorgWarner offers a Global Commodity Intern – TTT (Year-round) position in Auburn Hills, MI, providing hands-on exposure to supplier management, data analytics and cross-functional teamwork within a fast-moving, global procurement organization.

You will support RFIs, supplier vetting, cost analyses, and continuous improvement projects while balancing 20–30 hours per week as a student. Ideal for a Business, Supply Chain, or Engineering student starting May 2026.