Fuel Supply Analyst Intern

About the Role

7-Eleven Inc. is offering Summer Internships focused on specific functional areas, providing in-depth experience and culminating in a project presentation. Interns will work closely with a coach, attend a lunch series for cross-functional exposure and senior leadership interaction, and gain experience touring a store and learning about distribution systems. This is an eleven (11) week paid internship program.

Key Responsibilities

• Drive departmental efficiency and optimization by documenting and mapping existing fuel supply procedures to identify and recommend opportunities for process improvement.
• Manage and maintain the physical flow of refined products by monitoring daily terminal inventory and assisting with the scheduling and tracking of all product movements via pipelines and truck lifts.
• Organize critical supply documentation (BOLs) and support the operations team in troubleshooting logistical issues to ensure continuous supply.
• Serve as the core support for data integrity by accurately collecting and entering key operational data (volumes, costs, prices) into the Supply Management System.
• Generate and distribute crucial daily and weekly supply/demand reports.
• Assist analysts in conducting variance analysis (planned vs. actual volumes).
• Perform basic market research on commodity price trends (e.g., Platts/OPIS) to inform daily strategic decisions.
• Contribute to ad hoc analysis and special projects, often involving quantitative modeling and data visualization, to address time-sensitive business questions and support strategic decisions related to supply optimization, cost reduction, or market entry/exit strategies.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Microsoft Excel: Advanced proficiency for complex data manipulation and financial modeling.
• SQL: Required for data querying.
• Tableau / Power BI: Experience with data visualization tools is strongly preferred.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s degree program in Supply Chain Management, Finance, Economics, Quantitative Analysis, or Engineering.
• Distinctive quantitative and analytical problem-solving skills; proven ability to model and evaluate complex supply and cost optimization scenarios.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• High self-motivation, a strong work ethic, and a high level of accountability.
• Demonstrated interest in energy, fuels, or commodity markets is highly beneficial.