Internship: Designing a unified, scalable planning solution for the global distribution service desk
Vanderlande1 month ago
Veghel, NetherlandsIntern
Responsibilities
- Map current planning processes across global teams and gather functional requirements from stakeholders.
- Research potential planning frameworks and design a future-proof solution architecture.
- Develop a functional proof of concept covering key workflows and user interfaces.
- Validate the prototype with end users and incorporate feedback.
- Present conclusions and provide documentation and recommendations for full implementation.
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in a Dutch education system and residing in the Netherlands.
- Studying computer science, software engineering, industrial engineering, data science, or business analytics at bachelor’s or master’s level.
- Strong English communication and presentation skills; Dutch and English language ability is requested.
- Proactive, organized, and capable of taking ownership and solving problems.
- Affinity with process optimization and software design.
- Ability to collaborate with cross-functional and international teams.
Benefits
- Six-month internship starting in February 2027, based in Veghel.
- Monthly internship allowance of €500 for bachelor’s students or €550 for master’s students based on a 40-hour work week.
- Full commuting allowance, including public transport, subject to free-public-transport eligibility.
- Access to an on-site health center with gym.
- Active employee communities and initiatives.
- Company restaurant and barista coffee bar.
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About Vanderlande
Vanderlande designs, builds, and services logistics automation systems for airports, parcel networks, and warehouses, including baggage handling, parcel sortation, control software, and data solutions. Its business model centers on turnkey projects with long-term maintenance and lifecycle services. Founded in 1949 and headquartered in Veghel, Netherlands, the company operates globally as a subsidiary of Toyota Industries Corporation.