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Boehringer Ingelheim

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Supply Chain Intern

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THE POSITION:
We are looking Supply Chain Intern for our Supply Chain Division.


ACCOUNTABILITIES
Supply Chain Intern will be responsible for;

  • Supporting Supply Chain department for local programs by giving support to the Supply Chain team for the administrative process. The responsibilities will include customer services, demand and supply processes.
  • Supporting Supply Chain department in all operational tasks. Daily reporting support for HP & AH divisions. Providing operational support for 3pl import and product entry in daily operations.
  • Will assist and follow up the communication and coordination between Boehringer Ingelheim and the other organizations and will give support to ensure the procedures are run in a timely manner by following up with the communication between all other relevant parties.


REQUIREMENTS

  • Student in a reputable University from the faculties of Engineering, Management, Economy or a related field,
  • Preferably with experience in supply chain department, pharmaceutical industry or FMCG,
  • Willingness to Learn and Develop Personal Qualifications,
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills both in Turkish & English,
  • Excellent communication skills together with planning and organization ability,
  • High adaptation and accountability skills and a good team player,
  • Competency in using Microsoft Office tools.


WHY BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM?

With us, you can grow, collaborate, innovate and improve lives.

We offer challenging work in a respectful and friendly global working environment surrounded by a world of innovation driven mindsets and practices. In addition, learning and development for all employees is key, because your growth is our growth.

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