The following procurement internship positions are available: 

• Corporate and Professional Services: Supporting top professional service, negotiating, contracting, tendering, Request for Proposals, strategy building. 
• Ingredients: Contract management support and creation, invoice support, project management (tenders, value engineering), day-to-day procurement tasks. 
• Value Creation: Supporting projects, Request for Proposal, supporting market studies, business strategies, performance reviews etc.  
• Procurement Packaging: Supporting projects, driving savings via assisting tenders, auctions, other sourcing events, and data maintenance. Interaction with all packaging buyers and opportunity to learn about all KHC packaging portfolios. 
• Procurement Indirects: Supporting projects in Indirect procurement particularly for marketing, sales, IT, and sea freight. Support in sourcing, contracting; and ad hoc projects. 
• Risk Management: Supporting projects, tender analysis, contract negotiation, supporting with processes. 
• Procurement Capabilities: Working on the revamp of internal and external training systems, contacting, employing and negotiating with new and existing vendors.
• External Manufacturing: Supporting the External manufacturing team with day-to-day activities such as preparing excel files, as well as with ad-hoc activities, and contract management tasks.
• Logistic Finance: Improvement of routines and files, creating monthly reports, and analysing results.

Tasks throughout the various roles can include: 

• Market analysis by portfolio 
• Assist buyer financial reports 
• Contact suppliers and support buyer negotiations 
• Assist category leads and buyers in day-to-day tasks at hand e.g. contract management, invoice resolution, supplier queries, purchase order approvals 
• Exposure to internal and external collaborators, R&D and Food Safety Quality 
• Update and maintain the purchasing database.

• You are enrolled at a European university during at least 50% of the duration of the internship. 
• You are at the end of your Bachelor’s degree, or in your Master’s degree: Preferably in Procurement, Supply Chain, Economics, Business Administration or Engineering. 
• You have good knowledge of the English language, both written and spoken. 
• NOTE: EU working rights are required (Either you have an EU Citizenship, or you are studying in the Netherlands).