Engineering Curricular Internship
Pubblicato il 25-09-2026 - Ferrero in Italia
About the Role:
Are you passionate about how an Engineering Department and Technical Services operate? Join our Engineering team for a 6‑month curricular internship and get involved in real projects alongside our professionals.
This internship will give you the opportunity to work in an international and structured environment , gaining hands-on experience and taking your first concrete steps into the industrial world.
Main Responsibilities:
As a Curricular Intern in Engineering , you will support the Technical Procurement area:
As Technical Procurement Specialist you will assist the team in monitoring project progress and procurement activities , helping to keep objectives, timelines and expectations aligned, contributing to local sourcing activities , contract management and documentation checks.
You will support the Technical Procurement Spare Parts Category Manager in the implementation of mid- and long-term category strategies , with a primary focus on accelerating the adoption of the MRO e-Catalogue across both centrally and locally managed suppliers.
You will also contribute to data analysis activities aimed at identifying efficiency opportunities, supporting strategic decision-making, and ensuring effective governance of key procurement projects..
About You:
You are currently pursuing your Master’s Degree path in Engineering or Supply Chain with a strong curiosity for how complex production systems operate and evolve .
You bring analytical thinking, adaptability and teamwork skills , with an interest in both process improvement and technological innovation.
Fluency in English and Italian is required, as you’ll collaborate with both local and international teams.
Basic knowledge of data analysis, Lean methodologies or simulation tools will be considered a plus.
This 6-month full-time curricular internship will allow you to experience Engineering innovation in Ferrero and shape the factories of the future.
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