Supply Chain & Logistics internship in Indonesia
Help plan stock, work with suppliers and track shipments for companies in Indonesia.
What you'll do
Your day-to-day
As a Supply Chain & Logistics intern in Indonesia, you might:
- Track orders and shipments, and flag delays.
- Help with inventory planning and stock reports.
- Contact suppliers about orders and delivery dates.
- Pull supply chain data into short reports.
- Help with projects to cut costs or waste.
You'll build planning, data and communication skills that are useful in any supply chain job.
Local know-how
What to know before you go
Supply Chain and Logistics in Indonesia
Indonesia is an archipelago of thousands of islands, so almost every product crosses water at some point. Jakarta's Tanjung Priok is one of the country's main ports, and state-owned Pelindo runs many of the main ports nationwide. Ships of every size, from container vessels to small cargo boats, link the islands.
That means a lot of the work is about connecting islands, not just trucks and warehouses. Port delays, weather at sea and last-mile delivery all shape planning, so depending on your host you might see tracking, stock planning and supplier follow-ups up close. Our cities in Indonesia are Jakarta and Bali, and Jakarta is the one with a main port, so ask your career advisor which location suits a logistics role.
Job roles
Market Research Intern
Research suppliers, costs and market trends.
Inventory Management Intern
Track stock levels and help balance supply and demand.
Procurement Intern
Help compare suppliers and follow up on orders.
Logistics Planning Intern
Help plan routes and schedule shipments.
Sustainability Intern
Help find ways to make the supply chain greener.
Digital Tools Intern
Help set up and test supply chain software.
Your exact tasks depend on your host company, and all our host companies in Indonesia work in English.
The industry
The Supply Chain & Logistics industry in Indonesia
Economic impact
Indonesia is spread over thousands of islands, so moving goods by sea, air and road is a big part of doing business.
Technology
Online shopping has grown fast, and companies use tracking and warehouse software to keep up.
Career opportunities
Planning, buying, warehousing, transport and analytics are all open to you; your internship helps you see which path fits.
Prices
How much it costs
Asia Internship Program prices depend on your program and how long you stay. See the destination page for the full price table.
FAQ
Questions interns ask
Is Jakarta or Bali better for a logistics internship in Indonesia?
Jakarta is home to Tanjung Priok, one of the country's main ports, so it is the more natural base for logistics. Tell your career advisor which you prefer on your free call.
Do I need to speak Bahasa Indonesia for a supply chain internship?
No. Our host companies in Indonesia work in English. A few words of Bahasa help with suppliers and daily life.
Do I need a supply chain degree?
No. We welcome students, graduates and career changers, with or without a degree. Good organization, spreadsheet skills and clear communication matter most.
Applications open all year
Your field, somewhere new.
It's free to apply, and you only pay a deposit once you're accepted.