Student Internship for Transportation Data & System Analyst

Description du poste:

At ABB, we help industries outrun - leaner and cleaner. Here, progress is an expectation - for you, your team, and the world. As a global market leader, we'll give you what you need to make it happen. It won't always be easy, growing takes grit. But at ABB, you'll never run alone. Run what runs the world.

This Position reports to:Global Trade & Transportation Manager

In this position, you will support the Transportation Data & System Analyst Team from both a business and technical perspective. You will contribute to the end-to-end transportation strategy by fostering a culture of continuous improvement, supporting modernization initiatives, and encouraging cross-functional communication and collaboration.

About the Internship:

* Start date: as soon as possible (preferably July 2026)
* Work in a modern office in Kraków
* Hybrid work model (2 days in the office, 3 days working from home per week)
* We expect availability of at least 30-35 hours per week

Your Responsibilities:

* Support the updating and maintenance of Power BI dashboards
* Work closely with analytical and sourcing teams on transportation sourcing-related tasks
* Perform data cleansing and ensure the consistency and accuracy of datasets

Requirements:

* 3rd-year student in a field related to Transport, Logistics, Procurement, or other technical disciplines
* Good knowledge of SQL, Power BI, and Excel
* Good written and spoken English skills

A future opportunity

This role is part of our talent pipeline, which means it's not currently open, but we're always looking for curious minds, bold thinkers, and people who want to make an impact.

Click Apply to express your interest and be considered for future opportunities that match your experience and aspirations.

At ABB, we welcome people from all backgrounds and believe that diverse perspectives help us build a cleaner, smarter future.

Apply today or visit https://www.abb.com to learn more about how we help run what runs the world