Product Management Intern
🚀 We’re Hiring: Product Management Intern at The Economic Times | Noida
We’re looking for a curious, proactive, and execution-oriented Product Management Intern to join our team and work at the intersection of AI, Product, Content, and Community.
You’ll work closely on The Economic Times’ AI initiatives and get hands-on exposure to building products, launching AI learning experiences, and growing an ecosystem of AI learners and builders.
What you’ll work on:
➡️ Build and manage communities of AI product builders and learners
➡️ Explore and build AI-powered products and workflows
➡️ Drive engagement across social media through new, relevant, and engaging AI content
➡️ Work on AI-focused masterclasses and learning products end-to-end
➡️ Support GTM planning, marketing communication, and product launches
➡️ Track funnels, identify gaps, and improve user engagement and conversions
➡️ Collaborate with Product, Design, Tech, Marketing, and Operations teams
➡️ Experiment with the latest AI tools and identify opportunities to improve how we work
We’re looking for someone who:
- Is genuinely curious about AI and Product Management
- Has a strong understanding of AI tools and their real-world applications
- Thinks analytically and enjoys solving problems
- Has strong communication and content skills
- Takes ownership and is comfortable working in a fast-paced environment
- Is excited to build, experiment, and learn by doing
📍 Location: Noida
If you want to build AI products, grow communities, create content, and work on real product initiatives at The Economic Times, we’d love to hear from you.
📩 Apply here: https://lnkd.in/g33dKyp7
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