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Target

Sells everyday goods and affordable designer styles

Operations Manager Intern - Regional Distribution Center

Warehouse & FulfillmentConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Internship · Summer 2027Albany, OR, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Participation in school or extracurricular activities and experience in leadership roles.
  • Strong interest in working in retail, specifically within supply chain facilities.
  • Ability to access all levels and areas of the facility to respond to team member issues.
  • Ability to understand instructions, reports, and information.
  • Ability to climb up and down ladders.
  • Ability to scan, handle, and move merchandise efficiently and safely, including frequently lifting or moving up to 15 pounds and occasionally moving up to 40 pounds.
  • Flexible work schedule, including nights, weekends, and holidays, and regular work attendance.
  • Ability to communicate clearly and effectively.
  • Problem-solving skills and initiative.
  • Team-oriented thinking and enthusiasm for continuous learning.

Responsibilities

  • Support and execute daily facility operations while working alongside team members, aligning them with daily business priorities.
  • Maintain quality and inventory accuracy through standardized processes, including standard work, job breakdowns, and quality risk analysis, and ensure employee accountability.
  • Track key performance indicators for safety, teamwork, quality, and productivity; identify gaps and drive actions to maintain consistent performance.
  • Carry out process-improvement initiatives using continuous-improvement methodologies such as Gemba, Fishbone Analysis, and Five Whys.
  • Coordinate communication between information technology and operations teams to address system issues and conduct testing in the warehouse management system.
  • Recruit and mentor team members in continuous improvement and guide them toward leadership roles.
  • Address team member concerns and remove operational hurdles to support smooth operations and goal attainment.
  • Lead daily operational meetings and share company and site-specific information; present at daily planning meetings with peers and leaders.
  • Plan daily goals and shift plans, then summarize plan attainment, hurdles, successes, and key learnings at the end of the shift.
  • Audit adherence to safety, quality, and productivity standards; share observations and coach team members.
  • Conduct facility safety walks, identify findings, resolve issues, and report results.
  • Follow up on attendance and provide coaching when needed.
  • Partner with leaders to teach, coach, train, and provide timely performance feedback to team members.
  • Recommend solutions and new ideas for business or team opportunities.
  • Participate in internship training activities, development opportunities, and events, and seek feedback and growth opportunities.
  • Model ethical conduct, safety, and compliance; promote these expectations and hold others accountable.
  • Foster an inclusive, safe, and secure culture.
  • Carry out department duties and responsibilities through internship rotations as trained.
  • Use business reporting and guest insights to troubleshoot and follow up on opportunity areas.
  • Build business acumen by learning all business areas and work with building leaders to set daily goals and expectations.
  • Set and plan department daily and weekly workloads to support business priorities and manage a team to deliver goals.
  • Learn to manage hourly team members and create business strategies and goals.
  • Learn about inbound, outbound, and warehousing departments within the distribution center.

About the Company

Target

Sells everyday goods and affordable designer styles

Target sells groceries, clothing, home goods and other everyday products to U.S. shoppers through stores and its website, with an emphasis on affordable style and design. Its own brands include Cat & Jack children's clothing and Good & Gather food, alongside national brands and exclusive designer collections. Customers shop in person or order online for shipping, pickup or delivery, while Target Plus adds products from outside sellers. Merchandise sales drive its revenue, supplemented by Roundel advertising, marketplace fees and paid memberships. The company traces its roots to 1902, opened its first Target store in 1962, and is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Minneapolis, MN
Founded
1902

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