Job Description:
Schneider Electric has an opportunity for the Schnieder Development Program – Global Supply Chain: Business Analytics Track, set to start in July 2026.
You MUST be willing to relocate as this is a 3-year rotational program with potential to different Schneider Electric locations.
This rotational development program is designed to give recent graduates a second to none hands on experience working in multiple teams within our manufacturing, distribution center and/or our corporate HUB sites.
As part of the Global Supply Chain Schneider Development Program (GSC SDP) the individual will participate in a 3 year rotational program. The roles may include rotation supporting Logistics / Transportation Team, Central Planning Team and Central Data Analytics Team. The candidate will work as a Data Analyst supporting each of the areas assigned during the 3 year program. The candidate will have a different manager for each role during the program. Participants will experience a variety of rotations in one or more US Global Supply Chain locations — one year per location. These rotations enable participants to gain a multitude of broad experiences, networking opportunities, leadership and other personalized development as well as unique exposure to local, regional and global teams.
This development program track is ideal for someone who thrives on solving business problems with data — from automating manual processes to building dashboards that deliver real-time visibility to decision-makers.
You’ll be hands-on across the full BI lifecycle: pulling data from multiple sources, transforming it in Databricks, pushing it to Redshift, and building Tableau dashboards. This role is heavily focused on business intelligence, but we’re also beginning to explore machine learning opportunities — and we want someone who’s excited to grow in that direction.
If you’re a self-starter who enjoys working with data, building scalable pipelines, and making an impact, we’d love to talk.
What you could do in your rotation(s):
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Develop and maintain automated data pipelines using Databricks (Python, Spark, SQL).
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Create Tableau dashboards and data products to support NAM Supply Chain and cross-functional stakeholders.
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Translate business requests into scalable solutions, with a focus on usability, performance, and value.
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Manipulate and join large datasets from multiple source systems to produce curated datasets in Redshift.
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Perform exploratory data analysis to uncover trends, bottlenecks, and opportunities in our supply chain.
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Collaborate with peers in Supply Chain, IT, and Finance to standardize metrics and align on data sources.
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Assist in early-stage machine learning and predictive analytics projects as we expand our scope.
Why This Role
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You’ll own impactful projects and help streamline how we make decisions across the supply chain.
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You’ll join a team that values autonomy, creativity, and collaboration.
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You’ll have room to grow into more advanced analytics and machine learning work over time.
(External) English Qualifications:
This job might be for you if:
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Willing to relocate across the United States and interest in continued mobility
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Bachelor's Degree in preferred majors: Business/Data Analytics or other related programs.
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Desire to grow your career in Global Supply Chain
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Strong communication and leadership skills
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Data/Analytics, Manufacturing, Supply Chain or other related internship experience preferred
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Experience in BI development
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Solid coding skills in Python and SQL with experience handling large, messy datasets.
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Have strong leadership skills
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Languages: Python, SQL, Spark
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Platforms: Databricks, Redshift
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Visualization: Tableau
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Other Tools: Git, Excel (when necessary)
Let us learn about you! Apply today.
(External) English Company Boiler Plate:
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We are looking for IMPACT Makers; exceptional people who turn sustainability ambitions into actions at the intersection of automation, electrification, and digitization. We celebrate IMPACT Makers and believe everyone has the potential to be one.
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