GSK is a global biopharma company with a purpose to unite science, technology and talent to get ahead of disease together. They are seeking a Supply Chain Associate Intern to support the Customer Supply Chain Team, working on live projects and gaining valuable experience in managing supply chain activities for vaccines and prescription medication.
Responsibilities
Manage various Supply Chain and finance reporting requirements for ANZ markets
Communicate inventory positions and work with the business to put in place mitigation plans (if needed) to ensure continuity of supply
Manage Priority reports for inbound stock receipts
Manage Invoicing review from supply chain suppliers
Participate in weekly performance cycle and provide supply chain analytics
Discuss supply plans with regional supply chain managers, as required
Pro-actively work with various teams to resolve challenges and minimize supply impact to GSK
Receive End-to-end exposure to an international supply chain (Site – First Trade Customer)
Learn ‘Gold Standard’ ERP system - SAP
Interaction with wide range of internal & external stakeholders
Day-to-day interaction with 3PL partner to manage domestic warehousing and distribution
Qualification
Required
Currently in your penultimate or final year of undergraduate studies in a Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Logistics or a related field at university
Ability to work full time from January 2027 to January 2028
Citizen or permanent resident of Australia, a New Zealand Citizen, or able to provide proof of valid working rights that enable you to work full time for the 12-month period of the program (without restrictions)
Effective communicator who can quickly build rapport with a wide range of people
Ability to adapt to change, keep focused and identify areas that could be improved
Desire to learn and seek the rationale behind processes and systems
Drive and confidence to trust your own judgment
Ability to collaborate with others
Ability to take risks and make agile, informed decisions
Ability to contribute to a high-performing team
Ability to focus on what matters most
Personal responsibility to do the right thing
Inclusivity and help create a thriving, diverse workplace
Ability to stand up for what matters and speak up when things don't feel right
Preferred
Including Superannuation
A flexible and friendly working approach, allowing you to do your best work
Training and development opportunities
Reward and recognition for performance and the impact you make
Being in an inclusive organisation that reflects the communities that we work within
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