PepsiCo · Azerbaijan

PepsiCo Go intern, Demand Planning in Supply Chain

AzerbaijanFull-timeEarly careerSupply Chain & Logistics

Listed on PepsiCo’s official careers site. Posted November 4, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Overview

The Supply Chain function ensures that products are delivered to the right place at the right time. In Supply Chain team you will gain hands-on experience in optimizing supply chain processes, standardizing performance management systems, enhancing operational efficiency, and improving customer service outcomes.

Responsibilities

Your tasks: Implementation of digital tools for demand calculation. Analysis and automation of tasks that can reduce labor costs. Preparation of analytics and recommendations for developing the material supply planning program for finished products. Active participation in cross-functional projects.

After internship

You will gain project management experience and communication skills. You will develop skills in in-depth data analysis from various sources. You will learn how to create effective presentations and master effective oral presentation skills.

Qualifications

Completed higher education degree (Bachelor’s or higher) in Mathematics, Computer Science, Economics, Finance, Supply Chain, or Logistics Fluency in Azerbaijani and Russian languages, English on B1+ level Practical experience of working with large data sets in Excel, analytics or reporting is preferrable MS Office confident user Ability to work full-time (40 hours p/week)

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