Data Product Manager Intern, Marketplace Intelligence & Data (Summer 2026)
Shopee is seeking a Data Product Manager Intern to join their marketplace intelligence team in Singapore. The role involves managing the product roadmap for data marts and products while collaborating with engineering and business stakeholders. Candidates will be responsible for creating PRDs, defining data logic, and promoting the usage of data products. This internship offers experience in shaping regional e-commerce data solutions.
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Experience
0-0 years
Function
Product Management
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 1
What you will work on
Shopee is seeking a Data Product Manager Intern to join their marketplace intelligence team in Singapore. The role involves managing the product roadmap for data marts and products while collaborating with engineering and business stakeholders. Candidates will be responsible for creating PRDs, defining data logic, and promoting the usage of data products. This internship offers experience in shaping regional e-commerce data solutions.
TAL's take
Tier 1 company with a clearly defined internship program and structured scope for data product management.
The JD clearly outlines the responsibilities for data mart ownership, product roadmap, and stakeholder collaboration.
Must haves
- Pursuing Bachelor or Master degree in analytics, statistics, CS, math, or related field
- Self-starter mentality
- Effective communication skills
- Critical thinking and data-based decision-making
- Basic knowledge of SQL
Tools and skills
About the company
Shopee is a leading major e-commerce platform and a prominent tech unicorn in Southeast Asia.
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