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Operations Business Analyst Intern, Operations and Supply Chain (6 Month) - Singapore

SingaporeEarly careerSupply Chain & Logistics

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted October 15, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Do you have a passion for turning data into action and technology into impact? Do you thrive on building solutions that make complex operations run better? People here at Apple don’t just create products — they build the kind of wonder that’s revolutionised entire industries. It’s the diversity of those people and their ideas that encourages the innovation that runs through everything we do. Pacific Operations is a group based in Singapore, responsible for the Finished Goods supply chain across every route to market in the Pacific countries.

From upstream product compliance and launch planning through to supply and demand management, channel partner operations, and physical logistics with our 3PL partners — the team ensures Apple products reach customers efficiently across a fast-growing region. We are looking for three Operations Business Analyst Interns (6 months) to join our Logistics, Supply Demand Management (SDM), and Reseller Operations (RO) teams, bringing Advanced Analytics and Business Analytics skills to help solve real operational problems using technology-enabled solutions.

If you are curious, technically minded, and energised by using data and technology to solve business problems and derive actionable insights, this role is for you. You will work alongside experienced supply chain professionals, contributing to initiatives that directly support how Apple moves product across the Pacific.

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