Foundry Construction, Supply Chain and Sourcing Intern – Graduate

Job Details: Job Description: The Opportunity Join Intel and help build the future of semiconductor manufacturing. Intel's Foundry Construction and Sourcing organization brings together the teams that source, plan, engineer, and build the facilities and infrastructure that enable semiconductor manufacturing. As a graduate intern, you'll apply your academic and professional experience to complex projects across supply chain, sourcing, construction, engineering, and construction project management. Your assignment will be matched to your academic background, capabilities, interests, and business needs. What You May Work On Supply Chain and Sourcing • Supply chain strategy and optimization • Strategic sourcing and procurement • Supplier and contractor management • Materials, inventory, logistics, and planning • Semiconductor Process Engineering • Supply chain analytics and process improvement • Contracting and commercial support Construction and Engineering • Construction project management and engineering • Project planning, cost, scheduling, and controls • Tool-install and facilities construction • Design coordination and field validation • Contractor and vendor management • Safety, quality, and continuous improvement What You'll Do - Depending on your assignment, you may: • Analyze complex technical or business problems and develop recommendations. • Support construction, supply chain, sourcing, and engineering projects. • Apply data and analytical methods to improve decision-making. • Partner with suppliers, contractors, engineers, factory teams, and business stakeholders. • Identify opportunities to improve cost, schedule, quality, efficiency, and execution. • Develop analyses and recommendations for technical teams and leadership. What You'll Gain • Experience solving real-world challenges in semiconductor manufacturing and infrastructure. • Exposure to complex construction, engineering, sourcing, and supply chain environments. • Opportunities to apply graduate-level knowledge to high-impact projects. • Experience collaborating across technical, business, supplier, and contractor teams. • Mentorship, professional development, and exposure to experienced professionals and leaders. Qualifications: Minimum Qualifications You must be currently pursuing a Master's or Ph.D., in a relevant field, such as: • Supply Chain Management or Logistics • Construction Management or Construction Engineering • Industrial, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical/Process, Materials, or Computer Engineering • Data Science or Computer Science • Mechatronics Engineering • Business (MBA) or a related field Please Note: Some assignments may require on-site work in a construction, manufacturing, or industrial environment. Preferred Qualifications Coursework, research, projects, internships, or experience in areas such as: • Supply chain strategy, sourcing, procurement, or planning • Construction or project management • Engineering or manufacturing • Supplier or contractor management • Project controls, cost, or scheduling • Data analytics, modeling, or visualization • Systems or process optimization • Semiconductor manufacturing or construction • Leading technical or cross-functional projects We're looking for candidates who bring strong analytical thinking, curiosity, collaboration, communication, and the ability to turn complex problems into actionable solutions. Source it. Plan it. Engineer it. Build it. Explore exciting career possibilities, build your expertise, and make a meaningful impact within Intel's innovative supply chain landscape. We look forward to welcoming your unique perspective to our team.            Job Type: Student / Intern Shift: Shift 1 (United States of America) Primary Location: US, Arizona, Phoenix Ad