Supply Chain Co-op

At Bose Corporation, we believe sound is the most powerful force on earth — and for over 60 years, we have been a company built on innovation, excellence, and independence. Privately owned, fiercely customer-focused, and driven by our values, we continue to lead industries and transform lives through sound. Today, Bose Corporation is entering an exciting new era. Across multiple global Business Units and Global Functions, we are shaping the future of audio technology, automotive, luxury, and premium experiences.

We invite you to join us in this transformation.

THE PROGRAM:
We’re looking for students to join our Supply Chain Co-op Program who are obsessively curious about process improvement and using data to make informed decisions. Our Supply Chain Co-op program at Bose will give you a chance to gain the inside track on a unique and rewarding work experience. Our goal is to make your co-op experience exciting, meaningful and a valuable opportunity to learn about the industry, the supply chain discipline, and Bose in particular.

You will enrich your classroom work with a real-life perspective and develop valuable skills necessary to succeed after graduation. Opportunities don't stop at your day-to-day work. While you're getting an in-depth look at your area of expertise, we'll expose you to other areas of the company. Our Co-ops are given the opportunity to connect with senior leadership across the business to understand different perspectives 'll network with other Co-ops and colleagues to grow your network for the future!

The Supply Chain Co-op program covers a six month duration (July-December), which provides a deep learning experience. All positions (unless otherwise identified) report into the Global Supply Chain organization located at the Corporate Center in Framingham, Massachusetts, about 35 minutes outside Boston, or Atlanta and Detroit US Hub offices. We do not offer relocation or transportation assistance. Being currently authorized to work in the U.S. is a precondition of employment for this position.

Commodity Management (2): Positions will be in Bose’s Direct Global Supply Management group. Job details for these two roles include:
Be involved in the procurement of electrical & mechanical commodities including sourcing, obtaining and evaluating quotations, preparing for and actively participating in supplier meetings, analyzing supply-demand alignment, assessing supplier risk, and communicating industry trends. Gain experience and learn about the semiconductor end-to-end supply chain ranging from early-stage engineering component evaluation and supplier mapping to forecast generation and delivery tracking. Support the NPI Program Management team in areas of new product BOM review and resolution, Country of Origin determination, and accessory part management.

Interface with product contract manufacturers as well as internal functional groups. The positions include a combination of strategic/project work and standard daily/weekly work. The standard work will include responsibility for supporting commodity managers with contract pricing and data analysis involving Excel, Power BI, and supply management software platforms.

Operations Analyst: The Supply Chain, Strategy & Logistics team is a support group within the Product and Supply Chain organization. The ideal Analyst candidate is an independent worker and creative thinker who excels in project work over standard work.

Responsibilities include:

Project-manage enhancements and maintenance to the Bose Corporate cost-reduction database in close conjunction with MIS development team in Mexico. Manage KPI dashboard for the VP of Global Procurement & Manufacturing Operations. Collaborate closely with senior management to ensure integrity of metrics. Create training modules and/or training documentation for the department, including delivery of the training to individuals both inside and outside the department.

Responsible for reporting analytics on commodity spend, savings results, purchase price variance, and other financial reporting, which is reported to senior level staff and used as…