Intern Salesforce
Sunoco LP · Dallas, TX · 1 mo ago
On-siteEducationVolunteer
About the role
Sunoco, L.P., the leading operator of critical energy infrastructure and North America's largest independent fuel distributor, is looking for interns to join one of our fast-paced, high impact teams in Dallas. This is a twelve (12) week paid internship program beginning May 2027.
Responsibilities
- Supporting light APEX development (small enhancements, bug fixes)
- Performing basic data maintenance and cleanup tasks
- Meeting with internal Sunoco business users to gather requirements
- Demoing solutions and explaining functionality to stakeholders
- Documenting changes, requirements, and configuration steps
- Helping with general day-to-day Salesforce administrative tasks
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program with an expected graduation date in Fall 2027 or Spring 2028
- Preferably junior status (but sophomores and seniors enrolled in a Master's program will be considered)
- Open to all majors — if you bring the right attitude, curiosity, and drive, we can teach you the technical pieces
- Demonstrated involvement in activities outside of academic coursework (student organizations, volunteer work, clubs, sports, part-time jobs, etc.)
- Above-average GPA preferred
- Prior exposure to data analysis, systems, or technical projects is a plus (but not required)
Qualifications
- Strong problem-solving abilities with intellectual curiosity to tackle unique and sometimes complex challenges
- High level of accountability and a strong work ethic — we provide coaching, but interns are expected to own their work and follow through on tasks
- Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple priorities or deadlines
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills; able to articulate ideas clearly and professionally
- Advanced Excel skills required; familiarity with SQL or programming concepts is a plus
- Interest in Salesforce, system administration, software configuration, or business process improvement is beneficial