The Supply Chain Intern participates in a structured rotation program across logistics center functions at the Midwest Logistics Center (MWLC). The intern gains hands-on experience at the individual contributor level in inbound, outbound, inventory control, and engineering operations, with the goal of connecting floor-level work to overall building flow and supply chain planning. This role is designed to develop practical understanding of DC operations in a real-world logistics environment and serves as a replicable model for future internship placements within DBI’s logistics network.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:   • Performs hands-on work alongside associates in assigned rotation areas including inbound receiving, unit replenishment, outbound operations, and inventory control. (60%)   • Shadows leads, coordinators, and engineering staff to observe team management, operational planning, and systems-level decision-making. (20%)   • Participates in engineering and labor planning work, including exposure to labor management systems, engineered standards, and operational reporting. (10%)   • Completes end-of-rotation debrief conversations with supervisors and contributes observations to program documentation. (10%)   Required Skills:   • Ability to follow directions, perform physical tasks, and adapt to varying work environments across departments   • Basic communication and observation skills; ability to ask questions and document learnings Experience:   • No prior work experience required. This role is designed for students with no professional logistics or distribution background.   Education:   • Currently enrolled in an accredited college or university degree program; high school diploma or equivalent required   Preferred Qualifications:   • Currently enrolled in an accredited supply chain, logistics, operations management, or related degree program   • Completed at least one semester of coursework in supply chain, operations, or logistics