Intern - Digitalization

Role summary

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The Digitalization Intern will support MAS Holdings’ digital transformation initiatives by helping document processes, analyse operational data, assist with digital tools, and contribute to automation or system-improvement projects. Applicants are generally expected to be undergraduates or recent graduates in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, Business Analytics, or a related field. Basic knowledge of data analysis, Microsoft Office, process mapping, databases, or programming is useful. The candidate should be analytical, organised, eager to learn, and comfortable working with different teams. Good communication skills, attention to detail, problem-solving ability, and a practical interest in technology and manufacturing are expected. The role may also require preparing reports, testing solutions, supporting users, and maintaining accurate project documentation.

About the employer

MAS Holdings is one of South Asia’s leading apparel and textile manufacturers, headquartered in Sri Lanka. The company designs, develops, and produces clothing, intimate wear, sportswear, wearable technology, and other specialised products for internationally recognised brands. MAS operates across several countries and is known for combining manufacturing expertise with product innovation, sustainability, ethical business practices, and advanced technology. Its workforce includes professionals in design, engineering, production, supply chain, digitalisation, quality, human resources, and business management. The company invests in employee development and frequently offers internships and early-career opportunities for students interested in technology and industrial operations. A Digitalization Intern at MAS may gain exposure to large-scale manufacturing processes, enterprise systems, data-driven decision-making, and continuous-improvement projects in a multinational working environment.

Working in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka offers career opportunities in apparel manufacturing, information technology, engineering, finance, tourism, logistics, healthcare, and business services. Colombo and nearby areas provide the widest range of professional roles, while industrial zones and regional cities support manufacturing and supply-chain careers. The country has a warm tropical climate, diverse communities, and a culture that values family, hospitality, food, and religious traditions. Living costs are generally lower than in many international business centres, although Colombo is more expensive than rural areas. English is widely used in professional workplaces, alongside Sinhala and Tamil. Foreign nationals normally need an employment or appropriate residence visa arranged with employer support; tourist visas do not permit employment. Interns should confirm sponsorship, accommodation, insurance, and local registration requirements before relocating. Public transport is affordable, while traffic can be heavy in Colombo.