Product Management Intern

Product Management Intern

Location: Bangalore

We are a leading provider of data and AI solutions, enabling organizations to transform their businesses through innovative analytics, actionable insights, and a culture of data literacy. Our dynamic, forward-thinking culture thrives on solving complex challenges and empowering individuals who are eager to learn, innovate, think big, and make an impact.

Key Responsibilities

-Creates and aggregates requirements from all stakeholders.

-Writing and grooming of user stories. Assess value, develop cases, and prioritize stories, epics,

and themes.

-Maintain a prioritized, ready-to-work backlog with an appropriate mix of new features, feature

enhancements, and bug fixes.

-Provide backlog management, iteration planning, and elaboration of the user stories

-Contribute to the Planning, execution and review of each sprint.

-Evaluating product progress at each iteration.

-Work closely with Product Management and Engineering management to create and maintain a

product backlog according to business value or ROI.

-Collaborate with QA and Customer Support teams to replicate, understand, and prioritize

resolution of customer issues.

What We're Looking For

-Wants to have experience in the product management field.

-Wants to have experience in the requirements gathering, analysis and management, backlog

management, prioritization, release planning.

-Wants to have experience in customer management, negotiation, understanding customer

voice.

-Wants to have experience with tools like JIRA, Confluence, Monday.com.

Why Join Us

Accelerate your career growth by working directly on impactful projects using the latest, patented technologies.

Build practical skills and a portfolio of real-world applications that set you apart

Gain intensive mentorship and hands-on experience that goes beyond textbooks

Join a collaborative team that values curiosity, innovation, and initiative.

Discover what it means to thrive in a startup where your work truly makes a difference