Product Manager, Internship

Role Overview

• Get hands-on from day one.
• You won't be making coffee or sitting in on meetings you're not involved in.
• You'll contribute to real client projects — writing requirements, supporting discovery, and helping shape product decisions alongside experienced PMs.
• Learn how clients and teams work together.
• You'll see firsthand how product requirements get translated into design and code — joining client calls, workshops, and cross-functional syncs as an active participant.
• Turn complexity into clarity.
• Help document findings, structure user flows, write up requirements, and keep the team aligned.
• Good product work is 50% thinking, 50% communicating — you'll practice both.
• Explore what makes great products tick.
• Research competitors, analyse user needs, and contribute ideas to how we shape features. Your perspective as someone new to the industry is genuinely valuable — fresh eyes catch things experience misses.

Requirements

• Currently studying — and serious about product.
• You're enrolled in a degree (business, design, computer science, or something else entirely) and product management is where you want to go.
• You've read about it, tried things on the side, or already had some exposure through coursework or projects.
• A clear, structured communicator.
• You can take a messy idea and express it clearly in writing or in a room.
• In English — that's non-negotiable.
• German is a bonus that opens more client doors, but it's not required to get the job.
• Curious about design and technology.
• You don't need to code or design, but you're genuinely interested in how digital products are built.
• If you've played around with Figma, tried a no-code tool, or built anything — even something small — tell us.
• Organised and proactive.
• You follow through, flag blockers early, and don't need someone chasing you.
• Agency life moves fast — you'll thrive if you're the kind of person who makes things happen rather than waiting to be told.
• Collaborative by default.
• You're comfortable working across disciplines — with designers, engineers, strategists, and clients — and you know how to adapt your communication to the audience.

Benefits

• Competitive salary.
• Flexible work schedule and remote work options.
• Travel budget to explore Munich and/or Barcelona.
• Company-sponsored social events, (e.g., team-retreats in Mallorca, Italy) and team-building activities (e.g., yearly Christmas hackathon).
• Opportunities for growth and advancement within MVST.
• Free language courses.
• Monthly company breakfast and lunch.
• Free coffee, water, fresh fruits and snacks, granola bar for breakfasts.