Product Associate – Paid Internship

Think at the frontier of AI 🧠

Even the best-run companies struggles for answers they can trust. Unloq fixes that. Period. Answers in seconds, in plain language, with the evidence behind every number. Live with enterprise customers, we're now building towards prescriptive intelligence: not just what happened, but what to do next.

Come build the next big AI platform with us!

We're looking for a one of a kind Product Intern: someone who can take a noisy, half-formed input, a competitor's website, a rambling ninety-minute client call, a market that moves every week, and turn it into a single page a founder can act on. You'll work directly with the founders, sitting between the market and the roadmap.

This is judgement work, not note-taking. Anyone can summarise. We want someone who reads twelve sources, discards nine, and tells us the one thing that changes what we do next.

🔑 The Role

You'll own the journey from raw signal to decision.

  • Running a single source of truth in ClickUp and Linear: plans, actions, risks, blockers, status
  • Mapping the decision intelligence, governed AI and enterprise AI landscape: vendors, categories, positioning, who wins and why
  • Building competitor battlecards and our differentiation library: proof points, talking points, objection handling
  • Tracking the market weekly. Launches, funding, partnerships, customer wins, product moves, and what each one means for us
  • Supporting live client work: discovery, problem framing, requirements capture, and defining what success actually means before anyone builds anything
  • Turning calls and notes into clean deliverables, then into repeatable templates so we never start from a blank page twice

📦 What You'll Have Built

  • A landscape map of the categories that matter and the players who own them
  • Eight to twelve battlecards, one to two pages each
  • A weekly intel memo: what changed, why it matters, what we should do
  • A post-workshop summary and recommended plan for a live client engagement
  • SOPs and ClickUp templates that outlive your internship

🧩 Who This Is For

  • A high GPA and serious academic pedigree. We're open on discipline: engineering, business, economics, law, history. If you write exceptionally, we want to see it
  • Exceptional written synthesis.

    Non-negotiable, and how we'll assess you. You'll be handed something messy and a hard word limit

  • Structured thinking and real judgement about source quality. You can tell a press release from a proof point
  • Comfortable with B2B software: platforms, workflows, pricing models, procurement, why enterprise buying is slow
  • Process thinking.

    You see how work actually happens and where it bottlenecks

  • Stakeholder empathy. You'll be in rooms with clients, and you'll listen properly
  • You own follow-ups and keep momentum without being chased
  • Solid ClickUp competence, or demonstrable ability to learn it fast
Nice to have: consulting-style delivery, ops or product experience; familiarity with governance, approvals and audit; awareness of MLOps, RAG, orchestration or QA.

📍Role Basics

  • Role: Product Intern (30-35 hrs per week)
  • Location: Fully Remote, Start ASAP
  • Compensation: This is a competitively paid internship at $300pm

Why Join Unloq®?

  • Learn from the best. You'll work directly with the founders on live enterprise deployments and real competitive positioning, and grow fast
  • Real craft, real ownership. Your briefs go straight to the founders and the GTM team. There is no layer between your work and the decision it informs
  • Direct founder access. Small team, big problems, zero bureaucracy
  • Modern stack. Claude and Claude Code at the core, ClickUp for delivery
  • We're building something that doesn't exist yet: the layer that makes AI trustworthy enough for the boardroom, not just the back office. It's early, it's hard, and the right people find that exciting. If you take pride in flawless execution done properly, this is your role.

Unloq is an equal opportunities employer. We hire on talent and potential, and we welcome applicants from every background and route into the industry. If you meet most of this and not all of it, apply anyway.

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