Valeo Group is one of the world’s largest Automotive suppliers which is an inspired company focused on innovative products, development and customer satisfaction. Working with us means managing the most advanced and sophisticated technologies.
Our Santena plant is part of our Brain Division , the market leader in parking and driving assistance components. Valeo Interior eXperiece is specialized in Switches, Human Machine Interface (HMI) control panels and displays. It offers added value in terms of service, flexibility, product know-how and in-depth knowledge of its customers to fully understand their needs and offer them optimal solutions.
As a Logistic trainee in Valeo Santena you will have the opportunity to work with the most powerful carmaker companies, in the electronics development working in an international and multicultural environment.
Mission: Help us build a smarter, faster supply chain. We are looking for a Supply Chain Intern to automate daily reporting, streamline physical logistics flows, and ensure our ERP data runs seamlessly.
What You Will Learn & Do




- Process Automation & Data Analytics: Support process automation, data consolidation, and stock efficiency tool management using advanced tools.
- Flow & Logistics Optimization: Analyze material flows and scheduling processes to accelerate physical throughput; assist in defining logistics protocols with Transportation Service Providers.
- Packaging Management: Help define Finished Goods and Component packaging specifications while qualifying supplier packaging.
- Continuous Improvement: Provide hands-on support for plant operations and Lean projects (Value Stream Mapping, plant layout optimization, new project launches).
- ERP & Master Data: Review ERP (SAP) Master Data, perform BOM (Bill of Materials) audits, and update the Logistics Execution System.

Desired Skills And Experience
Management/Logistic/Industrial Degree or ongoing
Fluent Italian and English
Valeo sees the diversity of its employees

📌 Logistics Trainee (Torino)
🏢 Valeo
📍 Torino