Job Description:

The Business Intern for this firm will work closely with the import/export division. They will assist in permitting, planning, ordering, and all aspects of ensuring products are delivered to their destinations in a timely fashion.  Transporting heavy equipment around the globe is the heart of this business and the Business Intern will see first hand what it takes to make this happen.

Working within the import/export division of this highly regarded firm, you can expect to carry out the following tasks:

• Administrative duties
• Photocopying
• Filing
• Telephoning
• Internet research
• Translation
• Word-processing
• Prepare for client meetings

Successful candidates will possess:

• Ability to analyze unique situations and provide clear solutions
• Critical thinking skills
• Ability to represent ideas with the use of visual aids
• Communication ability, both oral and written
• Research capabilities
• Perform as a self-starter
• Ability to work successfully alone or in a group.

Company Profile:

Since its inception over 80 years ago, this company has grown to be the one of the world's largest maker of construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines, and industrial gas turbines. In partnership with their worldwide dealer network, they drive positive and sustainable change on every continent. They deliver products, services and technologies in three principal lines of business: Machinery, Engines and Financial Products. As a global, diverse technology leader, this company commits to excellence in all that they do. They are proud to be a leader in building the world's infrastructure, and in enabling progress for millions of people around the globe.

Whether you're a major mining operation or an independent contractor, this company understands that everyone needs to maximize uptime. So they’ve built an extensive network of dealers around the world so wherever you go, there's a dealer to talk to.

Individual dealerships are involved in the communities where their employees and customers work and live.

This company has long been a staunch supporter of free trade, which Webster’s Dictionary defines as “trade between countries, free from governmental restrictions or duties.” International trade opens foreign markets to goods produced in Europe, including billions of dollars in machinery, engines and parts produced by their employees. In 2009, this company’s exports topped 12 billion and helped to provide jobs for tens of thousands of employees and supplier employees around the world.