Due to digitalization, retail is likely to change as much in the next five years as it has in the past fifty!

For this reason alone, e-commerce is one of the most interesting and challenging industries to be a part of. Decathlon is the largest sporting goods retailer worldwide. Our goal is to offer our sport products through our e-commerce platforms to all sports lovers of Bangladesh.

For this reason, Decathlon is looking for an entrepreneurial-minded E-COMMERCE INTERN (paid internship for 6 months) who has a real passion for sports and practices his/her sport regularly.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF AN E-COMM INTERN:
 
To ensure the smooth operations of our e-commerce platforms:

• You will manage our e-commerce orders (Processing, Billing & Packaging)
• You will continuously ensure smooth e-commerce operations, improve and standardize our existing processes.
• You will manage the inventory of packing materials and such, required for our e-commerce operations.
• You will be responsible for Managing Customer Relations and answering customer queries.
• You will help improve the content of our website.
• You are encouraged to think outside the box and unleash your entrepreneurial spirit and sense of service during your internship with us.

QUALIFICATIONS WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• You are a passionate sportsperson and you practice sports regularly.
• You are service-oriented and you love to support fellow sportspeople to purchase their sports products online
• You are proficient in both, spoken and written English
• You welcome challenges, they give you the power to excel
• You love to work in a vital and diverse team 
• You get excited about working in a start-up environment - you want to grow together with your company
• You enjoy autonomy and you are comfortable with making decisions
• Ideally, you have basic knowledge of HTML and CSS
   

• Weekly sport practice facilities
• Multicultural working environment
• Learning and development opportunities
• Attractive fixed allowance during the internship
• Pick and drop facilities during COVID-19 pandemic