Product Management Intern

DigaVouch; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

DigaVouch is seeking a Product Management Intern in Washington, D.C. with hybrid or remote options. This learning role offers real ownership and exposure to early-stage product decisions, not a fixed narrow scope.

You will work closely with the founders on product discovery, customer insight, and go-to-market efforts, turning ambiguous problems into actionable next steps. No heavy prior experience required, just strong judgment and curiosity.

Qualifications

• Strong written and verbal communication.
• Structured thinking and attention to detail.
• Curiosity about users, markets, and how products create value.
• Comfort working with ambiguity.
• Ability to take ownership and follow through.
• Interest in technology, identity, trust, data, or marketplaces.
• Startup experience in product, research, strategy, or operations is helpful but not required.

Responsibilities

• Support customer discovery and user research.
• Organize and synthesize feedback from users, prospects, and partners.
• Contribute to product requirements, workflows, and documentation.
• Analyze patterns across user behavior and market signals.
• Support go-to-market strategy and positioning.
• Prepare materials for demos, conversations, and internal decision-making.
• Identify gaps, ask good questions, and move work forward.

Skills

Communication

Structured thinking

Curiosity

Ambiguity tolerance

Ownership

Tech interest

Startup experience

Job description

Washington, D.C. / Hybrid or Remote · Internship (Full-Time or Part-Time / Semester or Summer)

Target candidate

A curious builder who wants to learn how real products are shaped and brought to market. You do not need years of experience. You do need strong judgment, clear thinking, and the willingness to take ownership.

About DigaVouch

DigaVouch is building infrastructure for a world where trust matters more. Our work sits at the intersection of identity, data, and human judgment. We are rethinking how trust is established in high-stakes environments, without sacrificing speed, fairness, or human oversight.We are early. That means your work will not be narrowly scoped to a single function. You may help shape product direction, gather and synthesize user feedback, support go-to-market work, and improve how we tell the story of what we are building.This is a learning role with real responsibility. You will work closely with the founders and see how product decisions get made from the inside.

The role

We are looking for a Product Management Intern to help us think clearly, move quickly, and build the right things.You will contribute to product discovery, customer insight, product definition, and early go-to-market efforts. You will work closely with the founders to turn ambiguous problems into clear next steps.This role is a strong fit for someone who is analytical, organized, thoughtful, and energized by early-stage environments.

Key responsibilities

• Support customer discovery and user research
• Help organize and synthesize feedback from users, prospects, and partners
• Contribute to product requirements, workflows, and documentation
• Analyze patterns across user behavior, feedback, and market signals
• Support go-to-market strategy and positioning
• Help prepare materials for demos, conversations, and internal decision-making
• Identify gaps, ask good questions, and move work forward

What we are looking for

• Strong written and verbal communication
• Structured thinking and attention to detailCuriosity about users, markets, and how products create value
• Comfort working with ambiguity
• Ability to take ownership and follow through
• Interest in technology, identity, trust, data, or marketplaces
• Prior experience in startups, product, research, strategy, or operations is helpful but not required

What you will learn

• How early-stage products are researched, shaped, and launched
• How founders evaluate tradeoffs and make decisions
• How customer feedback becomes product direction
• How go-to-market strategy is developed
• How trust, identity, and data intersect in real-world systems

Why this role matters

You will not be watching from the sidelines. You will help shape how DigaVouch understands users, prioritizes problems, and communicates its value.

You will see the full loop:

Talk to users

Understand the problem

Shape the solution

Help bring it to market

Learn what works and what does not

This role is ideal for someone who wants meaningful exposure to product, strategy, and company building.