Supply Chain Intern (Summer 2025)

Lexington Medical is a Boston area based medical device manufacturer that produces a proprietary, minimally invasive surgical stapling solution. We are one of the fastest growing medical device companies in the industry, growing our revenue exponentially since our product was launched. Our capabilities and design approach allow us to be nimble and responsive to market dynamics, while enabling us to work closely with leading physicians to bring a unique range of devices best suited for patients’ needs.

Program Overview:

Lexington’s Summer Intern Program is intended to attract undergraduate and graduate college students who are studying Supply Chain, Business Operations or similar disciplines. You will be given the opportunity to meaningfully contribute to the progress of Lexington and its products, while gaining business acumen and real-world experience which will better prepare you to continue to make impactful contributions throughout your career.

Candidates will gain hands-on, real-world experience with supply chain analysis, purchasing and planning within the medical device industry.

Education:  Must be a rising junior or above attending an accredited university majoring in Supply Chain, Business Operations or similar disciplines.

Location: Bedford, Massachusetts

Experience: No experience required. Supply chain, engineering, or manufacturing experience is a plus.

• Support the development and execution of finished goods and component distribution strategies
• Assist in the development and execution of supply chain strategies for new product introductions (NPI) to ensure seamless market launch and ongoing support.
• Analyze data to provide insights for procurement planning, sales and operations planning (S&OP), and supply chain optimization.
• Support ERP system enhancements to improve efficiency, accuracy, and functionality
• Lead sourcing activities, including generating purchase orders (POs), requests for quotations (RFQs), and vendor evaluations for new products and components.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives related to procurement and planning processes to enhance efficiency, cost savings, and supply chain resilience.