BOBST MEX SA
Lausanne
MPC Intern (3+1) - Human Resources - Training & Development
- 06 September 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
About the job
For the upcoming start in August, we are looking for an intern for a one-year internship leading to a commercial professional maturity (MPC 3+1) in our HR - Continuing Education department (support for internal clients, organisation of training logistics, maintaining dashboards, compiling statistics, creating internal communication documents, contact with external training providers)
Required knowledge and skills
- Language: French (excellent command) / English (good knowledge)
- IT: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, SAP is an advantage
- Knowledge or interest in Human Resources management
- Qualities: curiosity, open-mindedness, initiative, proactivity, organised, autonomous, team spirit, good communication and expression skills, rigour, time management, customer orientation, discretion and respect for confidentiality
Miscellaneous
Internship duration:
from 1 August 2025 to 31 July 2026
Duration 12 months
BOBST is one of the world’s leading suppliers of equipment and services for packaging and label manufacturers in the folding carton, corrugated board and flexible materials industries. We operate in more than 50 countries.
After more than 125 years of success in its markets, BOBST remains at the forefront of technological development to satisfy its customers. Our leadership position is due in particular to our capacity for innovation, the quality of our products and services, our values and the quality of our highly qualified staff.
The Mex production site, near Lausanne in Switzerland, is also the headquarters of the Bobst Group. It is the largest site and employs around 1500 passionate people.
It also trains around 200 apprentices each year. The site offers an idyllic working environment. Located in the countryside and close to major roadways, it is also served by public transport. It offers many amenities, such as a company restaurant, sports fields, fitness facilities and a nursery. The facilities have been recently renovated and represent a model for sustainable development.
