Product Intern-Growth - Internship

About the internship:Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Instrument the funnel end-to-end, covering landing pages, sign-ups, activation, first integration, and payment.

2. Build and maintain the funnel reports used by the team.

3. Design and run experiments to improve sign-up and activation rates.

4. Implement changes directly wherever possible, including configuration, copy, user flows, lifecycle emails, and in-product prompts.

5. Specify, prioritise, and hand over tasks requiring engineering support, along with supporting evidence.

6. Own lifecycle revenue initiatives, including failed payments, retries, dunning, lapsing accounts, and win-back campaigns.

7. Review how marketing and sales represent the product, and flag claims that the product does not support.

8. Maintain an up-to-date, shared record of the product's capabilities and limitations, and verify feature and pricing claims across the website, campaigns, and sales materials.

9. Report weekly on funnel metrics and all experiments conducted, including unsuccessful ones.Who can apply:Only those candidates can apply who:are available for full time (in-office) internshipcan start the internship between 22nd Oct'26 and 26th Nov'26are available for duration of 6 monthshave relevant skills and interestsStipend:INR₹ 20,000 - 30,000 /monthDeadline:[hidden]:59:59Other perks:Certificate, Letter of recommendation, Flexible work hours, Informal dress code, 5 days a week, Free snacks & beveragesSkills required:Email Marketing, Product Management, A/B Testing, Conversion Rate Optimization and Product MarketingOther Requirements:WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR1. You have moved a funnel number before and can describe exactly what you changed2. You are comfortable in analytics, SQL or an events tool, and you would rather instrument something yourself than ask for a dashboard3. Ideally you write code. Not to join the engineering team, but so the small thingsdo not wait in someone else's queue.4. You are happy being judged on one number, and saying plainly when it did not move5. You can tell the difference between a good idea and a good idea worth doingWHY THIS IS A GOOD SEATMost growth roles are handed a channel and a budget. This one is handed the part of the business where the value actually is, with the analysis already done and thearguments already had. You will spend your time shipping rather than building the case for shipping.You will report straight to the Head of Growth with nobody in between, and you willbe the only person who owns this stretch of the funnel.About Company:CometChat is a full-stack conversational platform built to unify every layer of interaction, bringing together real-time chat, messaging, voice, video, AI agents, moderation, notifications, and analytics in one modular, developer-first solution.

Our latest product, Crossword, brings conversational AI to commerce, built for high-transaction businesses where conversation drives retention and revenue. Our company has seen rapid growth, marked by participation in the Techstars Boulder Accelerator in 2019, followed by investments from experienced investors, including a Series A round. We were also recognized on Forbes' 2026 America's Top 500 Startup Employers list, reflecting the team and culture we've built. We believe the future interface is conversation, not clicks. That's why we're building the infrastructure for AI-powered conversations from human-to-human and human-to-agent to multi-party AI collaboration.

Responsibilities

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Instrument the funnel end-to-end, covering landing pages, sign-ups, activation, first integration, and payment.

2. Build and maintain the funnel reports used by the team.

3. Design and run experiments to improve sign-up and activation rates.

4. Implement changes directly wherever possible, including configuration, copy, user flows, lifecycle emails, and in-product prompts.

5. Specify, prioritise, and hand over tasks requiring engineering support, along with supporting evidence.

6. Own lifecycle revenue initiatives, including failed payments, retries, dunning, lapsing accounts, and win-back campaigns.

7. Review how marketing and sales represent the product, and flag claims that the product does not support.

8. Maintain an up-to-date, shared record of the product's capabilities and limitations, and verify feature and pricing claims across the website, campaigns, and sales materials.

9. Report weekly on funnel metrics and all experiments conducted, including unsuccessful ones.