Hybrid Summer Internship: Supply Chain Engineering

Zebra Technologies; Lincolnshire (IL); Hybrid; USD 85,962,000 - 116,049,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Summer Fridays where applicable

30+ events in 12 weeks

Global team immersion

Intern allowance when applicable

Job summary

Zebra Technologies offers a hybrid summer internship in the Global Supply Chain and Repair organization, based in Lincolnshire, IL or Holtsville, NY. Interns analyze data, optimize processes, and build dashboards to drive efficiency, with mentorship and multiple social/professional events across 12 weeks.

Ideal candidates are pursuing engineering degrees, with coursework in Lean/Six Sigma, PLM exposure, and strong Excel/BI skills, expecting graduation between May 2027 and December 2029.

Qualifications

• Pursuing an engineering degree with a focus on manufacturing or systems discipline.
• Strong analytical capabilities and data-driven decision making.
• Experience with dashboards and reports using BI tools.

Responsibilities

• Analyze operational data to identify trends and support decisions.
• Assist in reviewing workflows to improve efficiency.
• Maintain reports and dashboards to show KPIs.
• Collaborate with internal and external teams on initiatives.
• Participate in special projects and present findings to leadership.

Skills

Data analysis

Process optimization

Reporting dashboards

Cross-functional teamwork

Microsoft Excel advanced

Power BI / Tableau

Communication skills

Leadership potential

Education

Undergraduate/Graduate in Industrial Engineering or related

Anticipated graduation May 2027–Dec 2029

Tools

Power BI

Tableau

Excel (advanced formulas, XLookup, Pivot)

AutoCAD / SolidWorks (design software)

Job description

Zebra Technologies offers a hybrid summer internship in the Global Supply Chain and Repair organization, based in Lincolnshire, IL or Holtsville, NY. Interns analyze data, optimize processes, and build dashboards to drive efficiency, with mentorship and multiple social/professional events across 12 weeks.

Ideal candidates are pursuing engineering degrees, with coursework in Lean/Six Sigma, PLM exposure, and strong Excel/BI skills, expecting graduation between May 2027 and December 2029.