Industrial Operations Trainee Program
Pubblicato il 26-08-2026 - Bunge in Italia
City: Porto Corsini - Ravenna
State: Emilia-Romagna (IT-45)
Country: Italy (IT)
Requisition Number: 44929
Bunge’s 18‑month Engineering Trainee Program across EMEA offers an opportunity to gain hands‑on experience in Bunge's industrial business operations. Recent or upcoming Engineering graduates with 0–2 years of experience and an interest in industrial operations are encouraged to apply.
Launch Your Future Career Start in one of our facilities across the region and join day‑to‑day operations. This comprehensive international program immerses you in Bunge’s industrial business, providing practical experience at state‑of‑the‑art crushing, refining, or packaging facilities. You’ll learn regionally as a group and individually through daily operational tasks.
- Gain industry and Bunge business knowledge: Understand the agribusiness industry and roles within Bunge.
- Build a global professional network: Work with professionals across the organization and in an international setting.
- Accelerated career development: Acquire insights and skills for strategic key positions in Bunge.
Who We’re Looking For
- Graduates with 0–2 years of work experience interested in agribusiness or food production. Typical engineering backgrounds considered: reliability & maintenance, mechanical, electrical, automation, process engineering, chemical, project management, quality, food, manufacturing excellence, continuous improvement, and environmental sciences.
- Enthusiasts with an international attitude, eagerness to learn, and strong analytical, problem‑solving, and interpersonal skills.
- Good level of English language skills required;
local language skills may be required in some locations.
Benefits
- On‑the‑job, virtual, and classroom learning and development.
- Work on real business challenges with exposure to multi‑functional specialists and international leaders.
- Long‑term career with competitive compensation and benefits tailored to the location of employment. Trainees are full‑