GE Vernova Sourcing Intern - Spring/Summer 2027
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ProJev · full postingAddressing the climate crisis is an urgent global priority, and at GE Vernova, we take our responsibility seriously. That is the singular mission of GE Vernova: to continue electrifying the world while simultaneously working to help decarbonize it.
Innovation
Are you passionate about innovation? Are you excited at the opportunity to electrify and decarbonize the world?
We operate with a founder's mindset. We deliver innovation with passion, speed, and courage. We continuously challenge our thinking and are empowered to dream big and take smart risks.
As a Sourcing Intern at GE Vernova, you will support critical procurement, supplier engagement, and analytics initiatives. This role offers students in supply chain or engineering fields the opportunity to drive process improvements and gain hands-on experience within the energy industry.
Job Description
The Sourcing Intern will work with GE Vernova sourcing professionals to learn how supplier relationships, data, compliance, and operational execution support business priorities. The role provides exposure to real-world sourcing processes, cross-functional collaboration, and tools used to support supplier performance, cost productivity, delivery, quality, cash, and continuous improvement outcomes. Interns will receive guidance from assignment leaders and team members while developing professional skills through hands-on assignments, team engagement, and learning opportunities.
What you will do
- Support sourcing projects related to supplier management, data analysis, process improvement, sustainability, and operational execution.
- Assist with supplier research, spend analysis, purchase order review, savings tracking, and sourcing performance reporting.
- Learn and apply sourcing tools, dashboards, and standard work to help teams make informed business decisions.
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