Nestle is a Swiss multinational food and beverage company with a broad portfolio spanning coffee, bottled water, dairy products, infant nutrition, confectionery, frozen foods, and pet care. Its products reach consumers worldwide through retail and foodservice channels, supported by large-scale manufacturing and supply-chain operations. On a job aggregator, Nestle’s profile is relevant to candidates exploring opportunities across food and beverage, manufacturing, and logistics, as well as work connected to nutrition, health, and wellness initiatives.
Trade Marketing Channel Specialist Intern
Support Purina’s pet care retail strategy with channel analysis, sell-out reporting, and in-store initiatives. Work with Sales, Marketing, and Supply Chain teams to help deliver campaigns.
Description
- Shape sales stories around the strengths of strategic brands.
- Work with internal Sales and Marketing stakeholders each day.
- Analyze and report sell-in and sell-out data to monitor channel and brand performance.
- Assess the return on investment of point-of-sale activities.
- Review the performance of the Sell Out Team.
- Assist with managing warehouse costs.
- Help administer the Sales Force app.
- Support distribution and assortment planning.
- Contribute to developing in-store materials.
- Coordinate with Sales, Marketing, and Supply Chain teams to deliver campaigns.
Requirements
- Currently studying or graduated in trade marketing, marketing, or economics
- Interest in developing activities that increase in-store sell-out
- Strong communication and analytical abilities
- Good command of Excel
- Focus on achieving results
- Curious and proactive approach
- Collaborative team player
- Fluent in Italian and English
- Interest in FMCG and strong Excel skills
Benefits
- Free use of the company canteen
- Free access to a nearby partner gym
- Company-provided laptop
- Pet-friendly workplace
- Chances to build skills and expertise across Purina and the wider Nestlé community
- An inclusive, caring, and supportive workplace
- Nestlé welcomes applicants with disabilities