Royal Bank of Canada has released a notification in which they’re inviting candidates for the post of procurement strategy transformation intern. Candidates will have to Collaborate with a data-driven team of analysts and storytellers to support strategic sourcing projects. Registration for this post has already started and it will end soon.

Employer Name: Royal Bank of Canada
Position: Procurement strategy transformation intern
No. of vacancies: 1
Salary: $59,000 to $92,000 per year
Employment Type: Full-time
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

- Candidates are appointed to collaborate with a data-driven team of analysts and storytellers to support strategic sourcing projects.
- Candidates are appointed for strategic innovations including process redesign, strategy development, budget and priority-setting, digital culture transformation and many others.
- They’ll have to compel meaningful outcomes through powerful and effective storytelling that adapts across all mediums and audiences.




- Candidates will have to partner with stakeholders to manage the impacts and change that may come from strategies you’ve developed.

Job requirement

- Candidate must have enrolled in a post-secondary institution with a focus in Finance, Accounting, Business, Engineering, and/or similar discipline with analytical bias
- They must attain strength in Microsoft Office applications; particularly in Excel.
- Candidates must be creative and analytical thinkers who are self-driven and capable of working in a fast-paced environment.
- Candidates must attain leadership acumen and a passion to apply it in a dynamic business environment.

Work setting

- They must attain superb written and oral communication skills.
- Candidates will get paid vacation facility at this post.
- The candidate will get a highly competitive pay scale
- You’ll also get dedicated health advantages and medical benefits.
- Candidates will be allowed to get complete family insurance.

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