Supply Chain Internships and Co-ops
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Discover the best paid supply chain, logistics, and procurement internships and co-op programs for Summer 2025, handpicked by Simplify. This list features hundreds of opportunities from leading retail and logistics companies, venture-backed startups, and Fortune 500 employers actively hiring undergraduates and graduate students (class of 2026, 2027, 2028).
Whether you're looking to be a supply chain intern, logistics intern, procurement intern, or a role in inventory planning or fulfillment, these internships offer hands-on experience with real-world tools like Excel, SAP, ERP systems, and warehouse software.
Supply chain management internships are available across remote, hybrid, and in-person formats, with high demand in logistics hubs like Dallas, Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, and Toronto. Many companies offer structured programs with mentorship, onboarding, and pathways to full-time offers.
These roles are perfect for business students, supply chain majors, and operations-focused interns seeking practical exposure to vendor management, procurement systems, inventory control, and more. Get ahead in your career by joining an SCM internship or a co-op program designed to build foundational skills and industry knowledge.
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Loblaw CompaniesInternshipAssociate Merchant Co-op - Joe Fresh$16.88 - $31.59/hrToronto, Canada$16.88 - $31.59/hrtoday - todayLoblaw CompaniesInternshipAssistant Raw Material Co-op$16.88 - $31.59/hrToronto, Canada$16.88 - $31.59/hrtoday
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Explore our FAQ section to learn more.
Apply between August and November 2024 for summer internships at large companies like Amazon, Tesla, or GE. Co-ops typically align with school calendars and may open in fall or spring depending on the cycle. Smaller manufacturers or logistics firms may recruit closer to January 2025.
Interns may work on demand forecasting, inventory planning, procurement strategy, transportation logistics, or ERP system optimization. Common tools include Excel, SQL, Tableau, and SAP. Projects often involve reducing lead times, improving delivery accuracy, or analyzing cost-saving opportunities.
Supply chain roles often accept majors in Industrial Engineering, Business, Operations Management, Logistics, and even Data Science or Statistics. Emphasize coursework in operations, optimization, or analytics, even if you're not in a dedicated SCM program.
Showcase experience with spreadsheets, SQL, or inventory systems. Even retail or warehouse experience can help if framed around process improvement or logistics. Communication skills are key, interns often coordinate with vendors, factories, or 3PLs. Include examples of teamwork and cross-functional collaboration.
Yes, most are paid. Large companies offer $20–35/hour for supply chain interns, sometimes with housing or relocation assistance. Co-ops may offer similar hourly pay but over longer terms (e.g., 6 months). Pay tends to be lower at nonprofits or smaller regional firms, but many still offer stipends.
Internships are usually 10–12 weeks in the summer, while co-ops can last 4–6 months and often align with school terms. Co-ops offer deeper project work and more ownership. Some schools require you to alternate semesters if you accept a co-op, so check your academic policy before applying.
