About the US Foods Summer Intern Program
The US Foods Summer Internship Program provides a forum for students to apply classroom skills and academic training in a real-world business environment. In addition to being assigned business-impacting projects throughout the summer, students will be matched with a manager who will meet with them on a regular basis to provide direction on assignments as well as deliver performance feedback and a mentor who will be available to offer day-to-day guidance and support.
Embracing the organization’s core values, the US Foods Summer Internship Program Mission is to TEAM UP to build a supportive learning environment where we TALK STRAIGHT about performance development by delivering constructive feedback and positive reinforcement to deliver SECOND TO NONE program experiences to those students who spend their summers with us.
Interns will also get exposure to US Foods executive leadership; have an opportunity to participate in learning and social events with other interns across business functions within our Corporate HQ; and have an opportunity to deliver an end of summer presentation to showcase their accomplishments with key business leaders. Dependent upon critical business needs and overall performance during the summer, there may be opportunities for students to continue working as a part-time intern during the school year.
Please note: We are not able to provide internships to students that require sponsorship for employment visa status (e.g., H-1B visa status).
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Hours: Full time (40 hours per week) during the summer (10-12 weeks); possible future part-time opportunities (16-24 hours per week) during the school year, dependent upon current critical business needs and overall performance.
The primary responsibilities are to support the Product Development Team by: (1) Assisting in the product development process from ideation through upcoming product launches; (2) Set-up and execution of product evaluations; (3) Clerical management of technical specifications, label approval, evaluation reports and supporting documentation.
The ideal candidate must possess a valid driver’s license, be able to sit and stand for long periods of time and be able and willing to potentially travel (<10%).
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
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