Human and technology to scale sustainable performance

Founded in 1989, Scalian is a French group with an international dimension, with offices in Europe and North America, specializing in business transformation through its dual mastery of business processes and digital technologies.

In the TOP10 engineering consulting companies in France, the Group is involved in service activities in the management of industrial projects, supply chain (costs, quality, deadlines, performance), architecture and development of embedded digital systems, computer systems applications. Information and Artificial Intelligence.

Scalian also deploys solutions for optimizing projects or the performance of organizations and responds to the challenges of transformation for leaders in industry and the tertiary sector (energy, transport, space, banking, health, environment, etc.)

Are you looking for an internship in Project Management Office (PMO)?

We are looking for a curious, organized, and motivated individual who is eager to join an international and dynamic environment,



where they can learn the fundamentals of Project Management Office activities and develop skills in project planning, monitoring, and coordination.

If you are interested in Project Management and would like to start your career by working alongside experienced professionals, this could be the right opportunity for you

The successful candidate will support the PMO team in project planning, monitoring, and reporting activities, gaining hands-on experience with project management methodologies and tools.

During your internship, you will have the opportunity to:

Support the PMO team in project planning and monitoring activities

Assist in collecting and organizing project information from Project Managers and key stakeholders

Contribute to updating project documentation and tracking project progress

Support the preparation of project reports, dashboards, and presentations

Participate in project meetings and assist i

📌 PROJECT MANAGER (Milano)
🏢 Scalian
📍 Milano