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Micron Technology

Intern - Front End Materials Category Supplier Manager (CSM)

  • Office
  • 0-3 years

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Description

The role is an internship in the front end materials category supplier management team, based in Boise, ID.

The company makes memory and storage products used across electronics.

The team manages material supply chain operations and works with seasoned colleagues to shape and carry out strategies that support the company's success.

Responsibilities

  • Help manage supplier relationships, keeping quality and delivery standards tight.
  • Support sourcing and purchasing of front-end materials, working with cross-functional colleagues to find the best solutions.
  • Review market trends and supplier performance so you can push suppliers on results and keep the supply chain strong.
  • Take part in cost-saving work and help put process improvements into practice.

Requirements

  • Be enrolled in a bachelor's degree in supply chain management, business, engineering or a related field, and continue studying after the internship ends.
  • Show strong analytical skills and close attention to detail.
  • Communicate clearly and get along well with others.
  • Be proficient in Microsoft Office, especially Excel.
  • Have a working grasp of current AI tools, such as generative AI, Copilot, Claude, LLMs and AI Assist.
  • Preferred: prior internship or job experience in supply chain coordination or purchasing.
  • Preferred: familiarity with ERP systems and data analysis tools.
  • Preferred: a record of working well in a quick-moving, team-based setting.
  • Preferred: a track record of managing projects and solving problems.

Conditions

Based in Boise, ID.

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You may use AI tools to improve your resume and application materials, but everything you submit must be accurate; fabricated or misrepresented qualifications lead to immediate disqualification.

The company does not charge candidates recruitment fees or collect payments from them, and it follows applicable labor laws.

Benefits

  • Medical, dental and vision plans, with options in every location to suit your family's health needs and budget.
  • Income protection if you cannot work due to illness or injury.
  • Paid family leave.
  • A generous paid time-off program and paid holidays.
  • Full details are in the benefits guide on the company careers site.

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About the company

Micron Technology

Office in United States

Also hiring in San Jose, United States and Austin, United States

4 of their 129 open roles are remote

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Tech stack
  • LLMs
Seniority
Intern
Type
Internship
Specialty
Frontend
Region
United States
Pay period
Annual
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Role

Category
Development
Specialty
Frontend
Seniority
Intern
Experience
0-3 years
Tech stack
  • LLMs

Location

Work model
Office
Region
United States
Office
  • United States

Compensation

Salary
Salary by agreement
Pay period
Annual

Employment

Type
Internship

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