Description

Union Pacific Railroad the nation's leading freight transportation company, is offering internships to selected college students during the summer months. The Marketing & Sales Department's summer intern program enables talented students to experience the work environments of a Fortune 200 company. Students gain insight into the U. S. transportation industry while working for an industry leader. Students receive salaries while acquiring the work experience needed to make an informed career choice. The intern program reflects Union Pacific's commitment to identify qualified future employees to lead the Railroad. Union Pacific is offering summer internships for a 2-3 month period. These positions will be located in Omaha, Nebraska.

Accountabilities

• The specific work assignments will depend upon the student's qualifications, as well as the duration of the work period. The student will be given the opportunity to progress a project from start to finish. Candidates must have well-developed quantitative and analytical skills, as well as excellent oral and written communication skills. Successful applicants can look forward to a challenging experience as a member of our team.

Department

Responsible for understanding client needs and matching those requirements with Union Pacific product offerings, Marketing and Sales covers a wide array of industries including automotive, energy, industrial products, chemical and consumer goods. The team coordinates with other UP departments to ensure resources and strategies are in place to meet commitments to the customer while developing new business. They provide customer value by building strong relationships, innovative products, excellent service and strategic investments.

Company

Union Pacific is one of America’s premier transportation and logistics companies, linking 23 states in the western two-thirds of the country and serving many of the fastest-growing U.S. cities. Generations of Americans have built successful careers at Union Pacific and in the process, they’ve helped build a nation – delivering lumber for our homes, food for our tables, energy for our power plants and the countless raw materials and finished goods that supply the American way of life.