Sourcing Specialist Trainee
CZECH REPUBLIC
Job description
Job Description Summary
Trainee will support sourcing team with operational task and will closely cooperate with more experienced colleagues on administrative work tied with sourcing. It will enable the candidate to get hands on experience in administrative, planning and communication skills in aviation environment.
Job Description
What is waiting for you
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Providing administrative support to sourcing team
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You will learn how to work in Oracle (setting cost and offer)
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Leading easy tenders- from demand to collecting offers
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Daily communication with our suppliers and colleagues
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Creating and approving new suppliers
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Other ad hoc activities
What is needed from you:
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Active student status at University in Czech Republic (economical background preferred)
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Knowledge of MS Office package, Excel in daily use
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English and Czech communication skills, daily use
What can we offer:
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Exposure to Aviation industry, be meaningful part of the sourcing team
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International environment
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Flexibility during the week
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Great opportunity to learn and grow in a world renown company
Total Rewards
At GE Aviation s.r.o. we understand the importance of Total Rewards and wellbeing.
Our bonuses above the salary for Trainees include:
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Meal vouchers (100 CZK/per day) fully covered by employer
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Fresh vegetable and fruit in the workplace twice a week
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Contribution to Multisport card – so you can do sports every day almost anywhere in the Czech Republic
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Health Days - massages, medical specialists, trainings, yoga mornings, vitamin packages and other
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Private gym in the building (just for us)
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Sportsmatches (football, volleyball, …)
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Two weeks of paid timeoff above local law minimum (6 weeks of paid time off in total)
To learn about our site:
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Our website: https://www.geturboprops.com/
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Videos about our Catalyst engine:
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1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlMRB62bQWM
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2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuUpUPqbIS4
Additional Information
Relocation Assistance Provided: No