Human Resources (HR) Talent Development Intern (6 months)

As a Human Resources (HR) Talent Development Intern, you will support a highly dynamic North American regional corporate HR team in the functional areas of Talent Development, Learning and Training.

You will be involved in a variety of strategic projects and have operational responsibilities to support various activities aimed at enhancing associate engagement, learning, development, and organizational growth initiatives. This role will involve assisting in planning, coordinating, and executing talent development and training programs while supporting HR-related projects.

This is a hybrid role based in Farmington Hills, MI. Regular onsite participation is expected for team meetings, working sessions, and relationship building. During the summer/full-time hours, this will include approximately three onsite days per week. During the academic year, onsite expectations may be adjusted based on the intern’s work and class schedule.

“What are a few of the activities I can expect as an HR Talent Development intern?”

• Participate in talent development information events to drive impact
• Support content updates and marketing platforms used to inform associates about talent development processes, tools, and resources (Viva Engage, SharePoint, MailJet (email marketing), Canva, and Synthesia design knowledge helpful)
• Collect, organize and publish content to support learning program initiatives (i.e. talent pool, rotational development program, annual Dialog Days event)
• Support preparation and follow-up for regional talent review meetings to drive efficiency, accountability and execution of agreed development measures and actions
• Assist in the onboarding of training vendors including updating materials, performing quality checks, and content creation of marketing materials for new offerings to associates
• Create, update and enhance Power BI dashboards to improve data visibility and inform business decisions (i.e. trackability, visual formatting, derive key takeaways)
• Other day-to-day duties and projects as needed

Required Qualifications:

• Must be currently enrolled in an accredited university pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in human resources or other business-related fields such as Industrial Engineering, Process/Quality Management Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Organizational behavior, Project Management, Business, etc.
• Minimum Junior level standing
• 3.0 GPA minimum
• Experience participating in at least one project (academic or professional) with documented deliverables and outcomes
• Be on site in Farmington Hills, MI for regular working sessions and meetings
• Ability to work minimum 20 hours per week up to 40 hours per week. During the academic year, the work schedule will be coordinated around academic commitments and business needs