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Where scope allows, own new feature work end-to-end - from problem definition and spec to launch 2. ... spec writing 3. Backlog Triage & Prioritization Support Help bring order to a complex backlog:

Where scope allows, own new feature work end-to-end - from problem definition and spec to launch 2. ... Exceptional written communication: your specs, tickets, and async updates are clear and concise ...

Where scope allows, own new feature work end-to-end - from problem definition and spec to launch 2. ... Exceptional written communication: your specs, tickets, and async updates are clear and concise ...

Where scope allows, own new feature work end-to-end - from problem definition and spec to launch 2. ... Exceptional written communication: your specs, tickets, and async updates are clear and concise ...

Where scope allows, own new feature work end-to-end - from problem definition and spec to launch 2. ... Exceptional written communication: your specs, tickets, and async updates are clear and concise ...

Where scope allows, own new feature work end-to-end - from problem definition and spec to launch 2. ... spec writing 3. Backlog Triage & Prioritization Support Help bring order to a complex backlog:

Where scope allows, own new feature work end-to-end - from problem definition and spec to launch 2. ... spec writing 3. Backlog Triage & Prioritization Support Help bring order to a complex backlog:

JR. Data Scientist

Chesapeake, VA · On-site

$80K - $84K/yr

Foundational knowledge of data science principles including data cleaning, feature engineering ... Excellent written and verbal communication skills * Able to clearly explain technical concepts to ...

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Internship Feature Writer information

What types of stories or content will I typically be assigned as an Internship Feature Writer?

As an Internship Feature Writer, you’ll usually be tasked with writing in-depth articles, profiles, or human-interest stories rather than breaking news. Your assignments may range from covering local events and interviewing interesting personalities to exploring cultural trends or community issues. You’ll collaborate closely with editors and sometimes photographers or multimedia teams to develop compelling narratives and ensure accuracy. This role offers a great opportunity to build your portfolio while working on diverse topics under editorial guidance.

What are Internship Feature Writers?

Internship Feature Writers are interns who create in-depth, engaging, and well-researched articles, often focusing on human interest stories, profiles, or unique topics for magazines, newspapers, or online publications. They work under the guidance of editorial staff to pitch ideas, conduct interviews, and craft compelling narratives. This role provides hands-on experience in journalism, research, and editorial processes, helping aspiring writers build their portfolios and develop professional skills.

What key skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as an Internship Feature Writer, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Internship Feature Writer, you need strong writing skills, a keen eye for storytelling, and a background in journalism, communications, or a related field. Familiarity with content management systems (CMS), basic SEO principles, and tools like Google Docs or Microsoft Word is typically expected. Creativity, curiosity, adaptability, and effective communication help you stand out in crafting engaging and original content. These skills are crucial for producing compelling features that resonate with readers and meet publication standards.
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Product Manager Internship

Product Manager Internship

Sweatpals

Hampton, VA • On-site

Full-time, Internship

This job post has expired today. Applications are no longer accepted.


Job description

About Sweatpals

Sweatpals is the community-first fitness platform turning workouts into social experiences. Backed by a16z speedrun, Patron, Kevin Hart, Pear VC, and founders of Instacart and Dreamworks Animations, we connect hundreds of thousands of "pals," hosts, and gyms through events, memberships, and social features. We're still scrappy at heart, but scaling fast.

We believe working out should be joyful, social, and inclusive, not just a solo grind. From run clubs and beach pilates to pickleball leagues and cold plunge socials, Sweatpals turns everyday workouts into meaningful social experiences.

Sweatpals also gives local leaders the tools to grow their fitness communities from side hustles to full-time, even million-dollar businesses. Hosts use our platform to run their business, from ticketing and memberships to marketing tools.

We're an AI-forward company. If you're excited about building real products for real communities at the intersection of technology and human connection, you'll fit right in.

The Role

We're bringing on a PM intern to support the Host Squad product team during a high-velocity summer. The Host Squad owns the core product experience for fitness and wellness professionals - the community hosts, gym and studio owners, and instructors and who run their business on Sweatpals. Think ticketing, memberships, scheduling, co-hosting, campaigns, and the analytics that help hosts grow.

This is a hands-on PM role - not a research or ops role. You'll work directly with a Senior Product Manager and own specific deliverables end-to-end, collaborating daily with Engineering, Design, and QA across areas like core flow quality, backlog prioritization, and product strategy.

Responsibilities

1. Core Product Ownership

Get deep into the most critical parts of our host product - the flows and features that drive revenue, retention, and day-to-day operations for fitness professionals. You'll identify what could be better, what's broken, then own driving improvements from idea to shipped.

  • Dig into high-impact areas including experience/appointment creation, ticket transfers, co-hosting, and beyond
  • Identify gaps, edge cases, and failure states with a structured, user-centered lens
  • Propose and prioritize improvements, then partner with engineering and design to execute them
  • Where scope allows, own new feature work end-to-end - from problem definition and spec to launch

2. Product Strategy & Analytics Projects

Take ownership of discrete research and strategy work streams:

  • Define and drive analytics for recently launched features - identify what to measure, work with engineering to ensure tracking is in place, and synthesize early signal into actionable takeaways
  • Own a competitive analysis workstream for growth-adjacent features (referrals, PLG, network effects) and synthesize findings into clear product recommendations
  • Data analysis and synthesis to support roadmap decisions
  • Where relevant, contribute to 0-to-1 discovery work for upcoming features - user research synthesis, problem framing, or lightweight spec writing

3. Backlog Triage & Prioritization Support

Help bring order to a complex backlog:

  • Develop and apply a bug priority rubric for revenue-generating and operations-critical workflows
  • Maintain backlog health: consolidate duplicates, triage stale items, and ensure active issues have the right context, owners, and priorities
  • Support roadmap sequencing discussions by helping surface tradeoffs, dependencies, and effort/impact signals

What We're Looking For

  • Currently enrolled in an MBA, master's, or other graduate program - or a strong undergraduate candidate with relevant experience
  • Prior experience in product management, engineering, or a fast-moving startup role is highly preferred
  • Strong product instincts: you think