Supply Chain Analytics Intern – Takealot Group South Africa

Overview

Takealot Group, South Africa’s leading online retail and delivery company, is offering a Supply Chain Analytics Internship opportunity at its Johannesburg Distribution Centre. The internship programme provides graduates with practical exposure across the Takealot Group businesses, including takealot.com, TFS and Mr D.

This 12-month internship is designed for individuals interested in data analytics, supply chain operations and technology within the fast-growing e-commerce industry.

• Company: Takealot Group
• Programme Type: Internship Programme
• Position: Supply Chain Analytics Intern
• Location: Johannesburg Distribution Centre
• Contract Duration: 12 Months
• Industry: E-commerce / Supply Chain / Technology

About Takealot Group

Takealot Group is one of South Africa’s largest and fastest-growing e-commerce companies, operating major platforms such as takealot.com, Mr D and Takealot Fulfilment Solutions (TFS).

The company focuses on innovation, technology and customer satisfaction while creating opportunities for young professionals to gain industry experience and grow their careers.

Purpose of the Internship

The Supply Chain Analytics Internship aims to equip graduates with practical technical and analytical skills needed in modern e-commerce and supply chain environments.

Interns will gain hands-on experience working with large datasets, analytics tools, dashboards, automation scripts and reporting systems while learning from experienced professionals within the business.

Key Responsibilities

• Analyse and interpret SQL-based datasets to identify trends and operational insights.
• Develop and maintain Python automation scripts to improve efficiency.
• Support and improve existing data pipelines and internal applications.
• Design dashboards and reporting solutions for stakeholders.
• Collaborate with different teams to develop effective data solutions.
• Assist with data cleaning, preparation and analysis processes.
• Monitor system performance and support operational reporting.

Minimum Requirements / Eligibility

Qualifications

• N6 Certificate in:
• Computer Studies
• Information Technology
• Information Systems

Technical Skills

• Basic knowledge of Excel, SQL and Python or R.
• Understanding of databases and data structures.
• Ability to work with large datasets.
• Knowledge of data cleaning and preparation.
• Computer literacy skills.
• Familiarity with AI tools such as ChatGPT or similar Large Language Models.
• Understanding of software development principles.

Personal Attributes

• Strong attention to detail.
• Creative and innovative thinking.
• Good communication skills.
• Strong problem-solving abilities.
• Ability to collaborate in teams.
• Hands-on approach to work.
• Confidence to contribute ideas and opinions.

Benefits of the Internship Programme

• Practical experience in a fast-paced e-commerce environment.
• Exposure to multiple businesses within Takealot Group.
• Mentorship from experienced industry professionals.
• Technical and soft-skills development programmes.
• Access to online learning platforms such as Udacity and Coursera.
• Networking opportunities with leading professionals.
• Market-related remuneration package.
• Employee wellness and support services.
• Free parking and regular social events.

Why You Should Apply

This internship is ideal for graduates who want to build careers in data analytics, technology, supply chain management or e-commerce. The programme offers valuable workplace experience, technical training and exposure to large-scale business operations within one of South Africa’s leading digital companies.

Who Should Apply

Applicants with an N6 qualification in IT-related fields who are passionate about analytics, data, automation and technology-driven problem-solving are encouraged to apply.

How to Apply

Interested applicants should apply through the official Takealot Group careers platform.

Takealot Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Preference will be given to applicants from previously disadvantaged groups and persons living with disabilities.

🕒 Posted: 2026-05-12