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Participates in a 10-week distribution center internship focused on supply chain operations, metrics, business processes, workload planning, team leadership, meetings, and project work. Interns rotate through departments, develop operational and leadership skills, present findings to management, complete training activities, and work flexible shifts in an onsite 24/7 environment.

Ten-week onsite supply chain internship at a Louisville distribution center. Responsibilities include analyzing supply chain metrics, improving business processes, planning workloads, leading frontline teams, facilitating meetings, reporting findings, completing rotational assignments, and participating in training and development activities.

Ten-week onsite summer internship supporting supply chain operations at a distribution center. Responsibilities include analyzing supply chain metrics, improving business processes, planning workloads, leading frontline teams, facilitating meetings, reporting findings, completing rotational assignments, and participating in training. Interns must work flexible shifts, including possible evenings and weekends, while developing leadership, communication, analytical, and operational skills.

Supports Secure Supply Chain initiatives by analyzing and improving supply chain processes, data compliance, supplier performance, product quality, shipment issues, inventory productivity, and buy-side profitability. Collaborates with suppliers, manufacturers, and cross-functional teams, contributes to tactical solutions, and presents project recommendations and outcomes. The internship also includes professional development, team meetings, and business presentations.

Designs and maintains enterprise IAM platforms and directory services, develops API integrations and automation, analyzes authentication telemetry, documents architectures and runbooks, validates upgrades and patches, and collaborates on secure identity protocol testing.

Monitors and processes distribution orders, runs reports, prepares customer document packets, and meets nightly truck deadlines. Troubleshoots production printers, RF units, and system issues; performs printer maintenance and manages office supplies. Processes and scans receiving documents, responds to operational emails, escalates problems, and guides coworkers on IT helpdesk contacts. Requires strong organization, communication, data-processing skills, and the ability to lift 50 pounds.

Leads proactive threat hunting within a Security Operations Center, investigating adversarial activity and improving detection, response, monitoring, and security controls. Responsibilities include researching emerging threats, developing SIEM, EDR, and SOAR detection methodologies, performing security gap assessments, correlating security data, supporting incident response and recovery, enhancing alerting, and briefing stakeholders on critical risks.

Lead proactive threat hunting within the Security Operations Center by investigating cyber threats, researching emerging attacks, developing detection and response methodologies, assessing security platform effectiveness, correlating security data, and supporting incident response. The role improves SIEM, EDR, SOAR, and other security controls while communicating critical findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Leads enterprise architecture strategy, road maps, standards, and technology alignment with business objectives. Evaluates current-state architectures, guides ERP/CRM and cross-functional solutions, assesses build-versus-buy options, supports innovation and transformation, and advises on mergers and acquisitions. Collaborates with business and technology stakeholders, oversees architectural governance, mentors architects, and may manage architecture teams.

Owns the target architecture and technical roadmap for an enterprise identity lifecycle platform built on SailPoint Identity Security Cloud. Designs integrations, identity data ingestion, governance, data lakes, analytics, user experiences, and agentic AI capabilities. Establishes architecture standards and reusable patterns while leading cross-functional teams across security, IAM, data, engineering, applications, and business functions. Communicates architecture decisions, evaluates build-versus-buy options, and guides implementation in a complex enterprise environment.