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Dedalus Labs is seeking a Product Manager Intern to help shape the infrastructure and developer tools that power AI agents. You will work closely with our product and engineering teams on real products, shadow senior teammates, and contribute to scope, tradeoffs, and shipping features from idea to adoption.
You will engage with users, understand problems, define specifications, and collaborate cross-functionally to deliver impactful tooling.
Dedalus Labs is an AI research neolab building infrastructure for AI agents. We’re building the persistent compute layer that powers the next generation of autonomous software. Our platform enables developers to build, deploy, and operate long-running AI agents with persistent compute, cloud sandboxes, and developer infrastructure. We’re looking for product managers who enjoy understanding complex technical systems and turning them into products developers love.
This is a paid, full-time, approximately three-month internship based in San Francisco. Applications remain open on a rolling, year-round basis. When we meet an exceptional or unusually high-slope product builder, we can invite them to join the team for a season. You’ll work directly alongside Dedalus’s product and engineering teams on real products. You may shadow experienced team members, but you’ll also be expected to understand users, identify important problems, define scope, make thoughtful tradeoffs, coordinate execution, and help ship products from idea to adoption. Interns who demonstrate exceptional product judgment, technical fluency, ownership, execution, and mutual fit may be considered for full-time roles.
You might find yourself working on problems like:
You know what good looks like. You know what to build, what not to build, and what can wait. You care about products that feel intuitive, cohesive, and thoughtfully designed—not because they have more features, but because they solve the right problems.
The first thing we look at is evidence that you’ve built things. Show us products you’ve launched, startups you’ve worked on, hackathons you’ve participated in, case studies you’ve written, user research you’ve conducted, or communities you’ve helped grow. We care far more about product thinking, initiative, and demonstrated execution than previous PM titles.