V.I.E. (French international internships) in Hungary

“VIE position in Budapest for Junior Finance Controller at (COMPANY NAME). 12-month role in Global Procurement Finance with tasks in financial reporting, performance analysis, cost controlling, and digital transformation. Requires Master's in Finance, English proficiency, and international experience. Based in Budapest, Hungary.”

“VIE internship in Budapest for Junior Finance Controller role at (COMPANY NAME). Involves financial reporting, procurement controlling, and digital transformation. Requires Master's in Finance, English proficiency, and analytical skills. Global procurement finance team exposure.”

“VIE position at (COMPANY NAME) for a Junior Category Buyer in Budapest, focusing on Industrial Supplies (MRO, PPE, etc.). Requires a Master's degree in Procurement/Supply Chain, initial experience, and skills in SAP/Coupa. Fluent English required, French is a plus. Global procurement role with sustainability focus.”

“VIE internship in Budapest for (COMPANY NAME)'s Global Supply Chain team. Focus on sustainability, safety, and environmental compliance. Tasks include data analysis, dashboard creation, KPI consolidation, and global communication. Requires Master's degree in relevant field, strong analytical skills, and fluency in English.”

“(COMPANY NAME) offers a VIE (Volontariat International en Entreprise) position in Budapest for a Junior Category Buyer specializing in Industrial Supplies (MRO, PPE, Metrology). Master's degree in Procurement/Supply Chain required, with internship/apprenticeship experience. Role involves global procurement projects, supplier management, and digital solutions. Fluency in English required; French is a plus.”

“VIE internship in Budapest for (COMPANY NAME)'s Global Supply Chain team. Focus on sustainability, safety, and environmental compliance. Involves data analysis, dashboard creation, strategy support, and global communication. Requires Master's degree, strong analytical skills, and fluent English. 12-month duration.”

“(COMPANY NAME) offers a 12-month VIE internship in Budapest for a Junior Category Buyer. Role involves procurement, supplier management, RFQ processes, and cost optimization in a multicultural, international team. Requires Master's degree, analytical skills, and fluent English. Focus on sustainability and IMPACT values.”

“VIE internship at (COMPANY NAME) in Budapest for a Junior Category Buyer role in procurement. 12-month position supporting sourcing, supplier management, RFQ processes, and cost optimization in a multicultural European team. Requires a Master's degree, analytical skills, and fluency in English.”

“VIE internship in Budapest for (COMPANY NAME)'s Global Supply Chain Finance team. Role involves financial reporting, analysis, forecasting, and performance management. Requires 2+ years finance experience, advanced Excel, and fluent English. Based in Budapest with global stakeholder interactions.”

“VIE position in Budapest for (COMPANY NAME)'s Global Supply Chain Finance team. Master's degree required with 2+ years in finance. Role involves financial reporting, analysis, forecasting, and digital transformation. Fluent English mandatory. International exposure and mentorship offered.”

“VIE Purchasing role in Gyor, Hungary (24 months). Supports supplier management, negotiations, procurement strategies, cost reduction, and risk analysis. Requires Business Admin/Supply Chain degree, analytical skills, and fluency in English. International business environment focus.”

“Forvia offers a 12-month VIE program in Hungary for graduates aged 18-28, focusing on purchasing activities for automotive electronics. Requires English fluency, a Master's in purchasing, and 1 year of experience. Salary: €2,471/month.”

“Forvia offers a 12-month VIE program for EU/EEA graduates (18-28) in quality engineering roles, focusing on automotive processes, APQP, audits, and problem-solving. Compensation: HUF 3000/month. Requires English/Hungarian fluency, mechanical/mechatronics degree, and 2-5 years of automotive quality experience.”