For the Service & Maintenance Support department we are looking for interns! The following internships / graduation assignments are available. Apply using the apply button and select the (graduation) internship you are interested in.

Improving inventory control through a date-driven, risk-based approach

BSc / MSc in Industrial Engineering & Managementg

How can inventory management across spare parts and project materials be improved? Based in our new warehouse, within Maintenance Engineering & Support, you will analyse current processes, investigate inventory discrepancies and their root causes, and develop evidence-based recommendations to improve inventory accuracy, material traceability, and warehouse performance.

Your tasks:

• Analyse the current situation: Map existing warehouse processes and material flows for stock-based spare parts and project-based materials. Establish a baseline for inventory accuracy, traceability, and process performance;

• Investigate root causes: Analyse inventory discrepancies, data quality, process weaknesses, and organisational factors to identify the underlying causes. Prioritise improvement opportunities based on their impact on material availability, operational reliability, and business performance;

• Develop evidence-based improvements: Translate the findings into recommendations for improving inventory control, standardisation, material traceability, and process reliability. Determine whether a standardised inventory control framework is required and, if so, define its key elements;

• Validate and define implementation: Assess the feasibility and expected impact of the proposed improvements. Define relevant KPIs and develop a practical implementation roadmap to embed the recommendations into daily warehouse operations and support continuous improvement.

Who are you?

• You are enrolled in an MSc programme in Industrial Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, or a related field;

• You are interested in data-driven process improvement, inventory management, and the interaction between systems, data, and operational processes;

• You have a structured and analytical mindset, are comfortable working independently, and can engage with stakeholders across the Netherlands and our international entities;

• You are able to analyse complex problems, investigate root causes, and translate your findings into practical, evidence-based recommendations.

What do we offer?

• Working with technology pioneers of the energy transition;

• Monthly fixed fee of € 500 based on 40 hours per week;

• Lots of responsibility and room for own initiatives;

• Professional support, guidance and insights;

• A dynamic, energetic, passionate young team;

• Nice and sustainable welcome gift;

• Flexibility in working from home / office.

Interested?

Please apply using the apply button. General questions can be addressed to Bart Berteler, internship coördinator at internship@host.nl.