Product Manager Intern - Remote

Overview

As a Product Manager Intern at Follio, you’ll play a pivotal role in shaping how users interact with and benefit from our platform. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to define product features, improve user experience, and help drive strategic decisions based on data, research, and market trends.

In Short

• Assist in defining product requirements and user stories for new features or enhancements
• Conduct user research, competitor analysis, and synthesize insights to improve product strategy
• Work closely with design and engineering teams to prototype, iterate, and ship features
• Analyze product metrics and user behavior to evaluate feature performance
• Help prioritize the product backlog and contribute to sprint planning
• Coordinate with marketing and growth teams to ensure alignment on product messaging and launches
• Create clear documentation, product specs, and user journeys
• Stay updated on trends in portfolio tech, AI-driven UX, and no-code platforms

Requirements

• Pursuing or recently completed a degree in Business, Computer Science, Design, or a related field
• Passionate about product thinking, user experience, and emerging technology
• Excellent communication, organization, and analytical skills
• Familiarity with tools like Figma, Notion, Jira, Mixpanel, or similar
• Curiosity-driven, detail-oriented, and self-motivated
• Previous internship or side project experience in a tech or product role is a plus
• Interest in personal branding, no-code tools, or creator platforms is a bonus

Benefits

• Please note that this is an unpaid Internship
• Internship Certificate and Letter of Recommendation (upon successful completion)
• Real-world experience working on a live, AI-powered product used by creators and professionals
• Exposure to the full product development lifecycle
• Mentorship from experienced product leaders and engineers
• A chance to make a visible impact in a growing startup
• A portfolio-worthy internship that reflects your product thinking and execution