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Spoken is seeking an IT and Product Intern to help run, test and improve the systems the business depends on. This is a first role with no prior experience required, and we would rather teach you how we work than rely on past habits.
You will work closely with and under the guidance of our Digital and Technical teams. The role covers testing, issue writing, feedback gathering, and data quality, with emphasis on real-world usage and reliable results.
Spoken is a boutique London-based firm, specialising in thought leadership and engagement programmes. We create partnerships, events and experiences with world-leading thinkers, speakers, and institutions and businesses. We are looking for an IT and Product Intern to help us run, test and improve the systems the business depends on. This is a first role. We are not looking for prior professional experience and it is not an advantage here. We would rather teach you how we work than ask you to unlearn how somewhere else does it. What matters is how carefully you think, how clearly you explain things, and how much you care about getting the detail right. You will work closely with and under the guidance of our Digital and Technical. This role would suit someone curious about how systems are actually made to work - not just how they are designed, but what happens when real people use them day to day and things go wrong.
The product side
Our team rely on a set of internal systems to do their jobs. You would be the person closest to them, and the one who turns what they experience into something we can act on. We are looking for someone who can:
That last point is the bridge between the two halves of this role. Systems working from unreconciled data produce unreliable results, so the data work and the product work are the same work.
The IT and operations side
We are also looking for someone who can:
We want to be straightforward with you: a meaningful part of this role is operational, and some of it is repetitive. We think that is a feature rather than a bug — the fastest way to understand how something works is to run the systems underneath it. As processes become documented and automated, the balance shifts further towards the product side.
You will:
We welcome applications from graduates of any discipline. Computer science, information systems, HCI, design, data or engineering backgrounds are all relevant, and so is a humanities degree plus genuine curiosity. Familiarity with HTML and CSS, usability or user testing, spreadsheets beyond the basics, or any email or ticketing platform is an advantage, and none of it is expected.
Applications close 31/10/26.
We want a team from a range of backgrounds and are happy to adjust our process for anyone who needs it — just tell us what would help.