Logistics Materials Intern/Co-Op - Spring 2027

Bosch Group•Florence, KY

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Robert Bosch Corporation is seeking students for a logistics co-op at its Florence, Kentucky facility. The program offers training, opportunities to develop interpersonal skills, and increasing work responsibilities over several work terms. The facility designs and produces precision automotive steering components and systems for vehicle manufacturers worldwide, including electronic steering racks and related components. The intern/co-op will support logistics and material-flow projects, reporting, process standardization, production problem analysis, packaging objectives, and other assigned special projects.

Requirements

Currently pursuing a bachelor's degree and in good academic standing.
Ability to work any shift or days required during the co-op term, not exceeding 40 hours per week.
Strong analytical and intellectual skills, competent use of systematic problem-solving tools, and sound decision-making.
Ability to communicate and collaborate with associates at different levels and across cultures, work with workshop personnel, and interact with people.
Self-starting, results-oriented, flexible, enthusiastic team player with a customer-oriented mentality and strong sense of teamwork.
Ability to coordinate and manage multiple tasks, meet deadlines, use project timeline tools, and communicate goals and results.
Indefinite U.S. work authorization; future sponsorship for work authorization is not available.
Must pass a drug screen and background check before the start date.

Nice To Haves

Preferred fields of study include Supply Chain, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and Business Administration/Management.

Responsibilities

Perform root cause analysis of constraints and propose suitable measures.
Prepare inventory reports and analyze trends, including bank tracking and finished-goods levels.
Assist with cross-functional measure tracking and monthly reporting to VM management.
Support the Material Flow Project by tracking AGV/AMR activity, recommending material automation, and participating in weekly meetings.
Develop cost justifications for new or updated automation requirements using Total Cost of Ownership analysis and calculations.
Communicate with cross-functional departments about ongoing AMR and materials projects.
Work on process standardization within the LOM department.
Troubleshoot and analyze problems related to production, products, and materials.
Support creation of reporting tools, such as Power BI, to track major department KPIs.
Work with Production, Planning, Quality, and other departments on projects and departmental packaging goals and objectives.
Support returnable packaging management objectives as needed.
Assist with value stream mapping and work instructions.
Complete other special projects as assigned.