2025 Summer Internships- Supply Chain
The Value You Bring:
Strong intern candidates will have:
- High level of attention to detail and strong critical thinking skills
- Strong communication and presentation skills
- Strong organization skills
- An enthusiasm and a desire to learn and contribute ideas
- Adaptability and openness to change
- A willingness to work in teams and take initiative for individual work
- Strong Microsoft Office skills with an emphasis in Excel (preferred, not required)
Minimum Qualifications:
- Must still be pursuing undergraduate or master’s degree
- To be eligible you must be currently enrolled as a full-time student (undergraduate) or part time (graduate) as defined by your university at the time of application.
- Minimum Sophomore status. Rising juniors or seniors preferred.
- Preferred Degrees: Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Transportation, Logistics
What to Expect from the Application Process:
- Please keep in mind that we will begin the virtual interview process in November. If We will start interviewing in November. If selected to move forward, our campus recruiter will reach out to schedule a phone interview with you. Our entire interview process is virtual.
- We encourage you to apply as soon as possible since we review applications and fill 2025 summer internship roles on a rolling basis.
Why Mary Kay:
Mary Kay is celebrating 60 years as one of the most enduring, successful direct sellers of personal beauty products in the world. We’re a company committed to enriching the lives of women and families. We employ some 5,000 people in corporate positions around the world, with many located in the Dallas area. Our corporate careers offer unlimited opportunities to do something beautiful for people around the globe – and within our own company.
Mary Kay also supports many charitable and human development activities such as cancer research, domestic violence and educational programs, all which reflect the values of Mary Kay Ash, the Company's founder. Cancer research, domestic violence and educational programs are just some of the causes to which we lend assistance.
