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Intern where freight actually moves.
Real work on a network that booked 5.1 lakh consignments in FY2025-26, not a slide deck about one. Tell us what you study and what you want to learn; we design the internship with you.
Who this makes happy
The student who leaves with work they can point to (a corridor they mapped, a report a branch now uses, a page that brings in enquiries) and a reference from people who saw them do it.
- Tell us about youOne short form or a WhatsApp. Two minutes.
- A person repliesSomeone from the team reads it and gets in touch.
- Confirmed in writingEvery detail agreed with you before you commit.
- Parcel arrives
- Driver: all good
- Receiver waves
- Sunrise at the warehouse
- Shop restocked
- Delivered
Five tracks
Pick where you want to learn
Each track is real work with a named person to answer to. You can say "not sure" and we will suggest one after we talk.
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Operations
Sit with a branch or control desk. Follow a consignment from booking to proof of delivery, learn how a truck is hired, loaded and tracked, and fix one thing that slows it down.
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Data & analytics
Work on the same kind of freight data that built our research library: freight flows, seasonality, transit times. Clean it, question it, and turn it into a decision.
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Technology
Web, tracking, integrations and the control-tower tools we run for reefer fleets. Ship something small that real people use.
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Marketing & content
Explain freight to shippers in plain words, in English and Indian languages. Research, write, design and measure what brings a real enquiry.
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Finance & accounts
Billing, collections, truck-owner payments and branch accounts. See how cash moves in a logistics business, and why paying on time matters.
What you will actually do
An internship with an output
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One problem, owned
You get one real problem with a clear owner and finish line, not a rotation of shadowing.
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The ground, not just the screen
Operations and data interns spend time where freight moves: a branch, a loading point, a control desk.
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Plain-language review
You present what you found to the people who will use it. If it is useful, it gets used.
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A letter that says what you did
Your completion letter describes your work and output, not just your dates.
How it works
From first message to first day
Tell us about you
The form below takes two minutes: course, year, city, dates and the track you want. A CV helps but is not required.
A conversation
If there is a fit, someone from the team calls or emails to talk about the work and what you want from it.
Written confirmation
Role, location, dates, reporting person and stipend (if any) are confirmed to you in writing before you start.
Day one
You meet your team, the problem and the finish line. At the end you present your work and get your letter.
We design each internship with you. We do not publish numbers we have not fixed.
There is no fixed batch, cohort size or stipend table on this page because we have not set one. Every application is read by a person, and every detail is confirmed to you in writing before you commit.
- Your course and year
- The months you are free
- Your city, or whether you want remote work
- The track that interests you
The network behind it
- 5.1 lakh
- Consignments booked in a year · FY2025-26
- 2,000+
- destinations delivered to · FY2025-26
- 110+
- branches and offices
- 21,000+
- trucks mobilised in a year · Sep 2025 to Aug 2026
Figures from our facts page, where every number carries its source and method.
Prefer to talk? Call +91 75062 45557 · ask us to call you · simple page in your language · email corporatesales@sslpl.in
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