InPost UK
Graduate - Trainee Process Engineering Manager

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At InPost, we’re redefining convenience.
From smart lockers and industry-leading technology to the people, processes, and operations that keep millions of parcels moving, we’re changing how people send, collect, and receive parcels - and we’re doing it at speed.
Behind every successful delivery is an operation that works smarter, faster, and more efficiently.
That’s where you come in.
We’re looking for an ambitious, curious, and analytical graduate who wants to get stuck into real engineering challenges, use data to solve problems, and make a tangible impact across our growing parcel network.
As a Graduate Trainee Process Engineering Manager, you won’t be watching from the sidelines. From day one, you’ll work alongside our Network Operations leadership team, helping to understand performance, improve processes, and build the systems that allow our operation to perform at its best.
This is an opportunity to take what you’ve learned through your engineering degree and apply it to real-world challenges - with the scale, pace, and complexity of one of the UK’s fastest-growing logistics and technology businesses.
Why Join InPost?
As a Graduate Trainee Process Engineering Manager, you’ll work on real projects from day one, using data and engineering thinking to identify opportunities, develop solutions, and see your ideas put into practice.
What You’ll Be Doing:
- Engineer the Operation - work with Network Operations leaders to understand how our processes work, where performance can be improved, and how we can operate more efficiently.
- Own the Data - analyse operational and productivity data to identify trends, opportunities, and areas for improvement.
- Build Better Systems - support the development of productivity management systems and reporting that give operational leaders the insight they need to make better decisions.
- Dare to Disrupt - challenge existing processes and ways of working, using an engineering mindset to identify smarter, more efficient solutions.
- Solve Real Problems - investigate operational challenges, understand root causes, and help develop practical solutions that can be implemented across the network.
- Think Commercially - understand how productivity, efficiency, and process improvements translate into cost savings and better operational performance.
- Communicate Your Thinking - turn complex analysis into clear reports, recommendations, and presentations that can be understood and acted upon by stakeholders.
- Win Together - collaborate with Network Operations and wider teams to turn ideas into improvements that work in the real world.
- Make It Happen - take ownership of your projects, manage your own agenda, and turn analysis into action.
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What We Need from You:
- Have a minimum 2:1 degree in Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
- You'll need to have graduated within the last three years in 2026, 2025, or 2024.
- Have a full UK driving licence and be willing to travel between operational locations and work away from home when required.
- Be confident working with data and have a strong analytical mindset.
- Enjoy solving problems, understanding root causes, and developing practical solutions.
- Communicate clearly and confidently through reports, presentations, and collaboration.
- Take initiative, manage your own workload, and stay organized.
- Be curious, eager to learn, and willing to challenge existing ways of working.
- Work well with different teams and stakeholders and enjoy turning ideas into action.
We’d also love to see:
- Experience or an interest in process engineering, continuous improvement, Lean, operational excellence, or logistics.
- Experience with data analysis, Excel, Power BI, or other analytical tools.
- An interest in financial analysis, productivity, or cost management.
- Experience working on university, placement, or personal projects where you’ve used data to solve a problem or improve a process.


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Why InPost?
You’ll be part of a team that is fast-paced, methodical, structured, collaborative, pragmatic, fun, innovative, and entrepreneurial. Work with experienced leaders across the operation and have the opportunity to see your work implemented across a live logistics network.
The people who thrive here are resilient, positive, and self-starting. You’ll need to be comfortable managing your own agenda, taking initiative, and getting stuck into problems rather than waiting to be told what to do.
Over two years, you’ll:
- Gain hands-on experience in process engineering and operational improvement.
- Build your technical, analytical, and commercial skills.
- Work alongside experienced Network Operations leaders and gain exposure to a growing logistics network.
- Take ownership of projects with visible business impact.
- Develop your understanding of productivity, efficiency, and cost.
- Challenge existing ways of working and Dare to Disrupt.
- Take responsibility, Own It, and Win Together.
- Build the skills and experience to progress your career in process engineering, continuous improvement, or operations.
This isn’t a graduate programme where you’ll watch from the sidelines. You’ll have real responsibility from day one, with the opportunity to make a visible difference and build a career at InPost.
Ready to engineer what’s next? Apply now and start your journey with InPost.
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