Product Analyst Internship

We're hiring for aptitude, not experience. If you're early in your career and these describe you, apply.

Final-year student or recent graduate in any discipline — Computer Science, IT, Engineering, Statistics, or Economics backgrounds tend to ramp fastest, but a strong generalist works too

A real understanding of how APIs and the web work: HTTP methods, status codes, JSON, headers, query parameters, authentication tokens, and webhooks. You should be able to explain what a 401 means and why it's different from a 403

Comfortable with Postman (or able to get comfortable fast) — you've hit an API, read a response, and figured out what went wrong

Basic scripting ability in Python or JavaScript — enough to loop through a list of IDs, hit an endpoint, and dump the results somewhere useful

Working knowledge of spreadsheets; familiarity with SQL is a strong plus

Attention to detail. A lot of this job is noticing that one field is null when it shouldn't be

Clear written communication — you can describe a bug precisely enough that an engineer can fix it without a follow-up call

Structured thinking and genuine curiosity: you ask "why is this happening" before you ask "what should I do"

Ownership and follow-through. You'll be given loosely defined problems and trusted to come back with answers

Comfort with ambiguity and a habit of asking questions early rather than guessing quietly

Available to work full-time for the internship duration

You've built or shipped something that consumed a third-party API — a side project, hackathon build, or college project all count

Familiarity with Jira, Swagger/OpenAPI, or API monitoring tools

Exposure to SQL, Metabase, Looker, or similar analytics tools

Genuine interest in the creator economy, social platforms, or influencer marketing

You've written technical documentation before, even informally

Full time

Internship

Hybrid