Internship
Business Manager
Cloud
Posted on 8/18/2026
Orange
10,001+ employees
Global telecommunications provider delivering mobile services
No salary listed
Meylan, France
In Person
Bachelor's
 Business & Strategy (1) |
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- The candidate must be preparing a Bac +5 in business school, management, or business engineering.
- The candidate must have initial experience in sales or business development.
- The candidate must be able to build and develop a commercial strategy.
- The candidate must be comfortable communicating with and persuading prospects, clients, and partners.
- The candidate must be organized, curious, able to learn quickly, autonomous, proactive, and willing to take initiative.
- The candidate must be able to work in a team and adapt to changing contexts.
- Train on the Cloud Avenue Ready and Flexible Back Up solutions.
- Develop the business by identifying new markets and creating and implementing territorial plans with partners.
- Participate in the commercial development and activity monitoring of the solution.
- Participate in qualifying customer requests.
- Participate in building technical and commercial proposals with sales, presales, production, marketing, and management teams.
- Participate in negotiating and closing ongoing business opportunities.
- Participate in monitoring and updating the solution pipeline, opportunities, and orders.
- Participate with product marketing in developing the solution roadmap.
- Participate in implementing marketing campaigns around the solution, including events and sales activities.
- Participate in training and commercially engaging partners around the solution.
Orange is a global telecommunications company providing mobile, fixed-line, and internet services to millions of customers. Its products work by running cellular networks, fixed broadband, and digital services that let people make calls, send messages, browse the web, and use apps on smartphones and other devices; brands like Orange are used across services and regions to offer plans, data, roaming, and customer support. The company differentiates itself through its long history of growth via strategic acquisitions and a single, unified global brand, giving it a broad European and international footprint with integrated mobile, fixed-line, and digital offerings. Its goal is to connect people and businesses worldwide by delivering reliable communications and digital services while expanding its network reach and continuing to evolve in the telecom landscape.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
1988
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Reuters reported Orange-Morrison's July 27, 2026 data-center JV, targeting 400 MW capacity.
- Orange's Wi-Fi 7 repeater launched in Poland in March 2026 and France shortly after.
- Orange and Samsung expanded European vRAN and Open RAN deployments in 2026.
What critics are saying
- The SFR carve-up faces French antitrust scrutiny, delaying synergy capture into 2027.
- Bpifrance's July 31, 2026 sale signaled state backing is shrinking, not strengthening.
- Orange's data-center JV targets 400 MW by 2027; execution failure would cripple AI ambitions.
What makes Orange unique
- Orange still controls France's largest telecom footprint, anchored by 20.4% state ownership.
- Orange is building proprietary AI partnerships with OpenAI, Mistral, and Nokia.
- Orange is commercializing next-gen Wi-Fi 7 and vRAN across France and Poland.
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