Requirements

• Degree in a STEM discipline — Engineering, Sciences, Mathematics, Statistics, Supply Chain Management or related technical fields.
  
• Curiosity and systems thinking with ability to connect how processes, operations, and systems influence each other and contribute to end‑to‑end efficiency.
  
• Good analytical skills and a result-driven mindset.
  
• Good attention to detail and disciplined work approach.
  

• Work across the key departments within the Supply Chain function (Planning, Procurement, Engineering, Manufacturing Operations, Quality and Logistics) to gain hands‑on, end‑to‑end exposure to how materials, processes, and operations come together.
  
• Work on high-impact projects while participating in day‑to‑day plant operations building practical experience in problem‑solving, process flow, and operational execution.
  
• Help drive efficiency by gathering data, observing processes, suggesting improvements, and collaborating with teams to strengthen operational systems.
  
• Gain exposure to mentorship and coaching from experienced professionals and leaders who guide your growth and development.
  
• Participate in structured learning sessions, workshops, and leadership development activities designed to sharpen your technical and professional skills.