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Product Marketing Intern (Next Level Internship)

mekari·APAC·Indonesia·junior
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The Next Level Internship program by Mekari is a highway for achievement-oriented young talents to #ElevateThroughImpact in a competitive and encouraging environment, where they get to contribute in raising Indonesia's software standard. If you are: A University student studying in Indonesia At least in your 3rd semester of study, OR An alumnus, max. 1 year after graduation Send in your application now and start your journey to: Experience working at Indonesia's no. 1 SaaS company Get a min. 3-month period internship experience with your preferred team and role Receive evaluations to keep your Next Level journey on track By applying through this opening, you are applying specifically for the role of Product Marketing Intern : Job Description: Conduct market and competitor research. Help gather and summarize customer feedback and product insights. Support the preparation of product requirements, user stories, and documentation. Work with Product Managers and Designers to explore possible solutions. Assist with product testing and identify issues before release. Join discussions with Engineering and other teams to understand how products are developed. Help analyze basic product data and prepare findings. Requirements: Currently pursuing or recently completed a relevant degree. Interested in product management, technology, and user experience. Basic understanding of how software or digital products work. Comfortable working with spreadsheets, data, and structured information. Strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills. Curious, proactive, and willing to learn. Stii got any questions? Shoot us a DM on Instagram at @lifeatmekari Good luck and we hope you make it to the Next Level of your journey with Mekari ! Mekari Next Level Internship Program: Pick Your Team, Pave Your Way Originally posted on Himalayas