Product Manager Intern

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.

• Are obsessed with understanding users and how they think.

• Believe great products begin with asking the right questions.

• Enjoy talking to users more than making assumptions.

• Can quickly understand difficult technical concepts.

• Think good product decisions come from balancing user needs, engineering constraints, and business priorities.

• Have strong opinions about developer tools, AI products, or where software is headed.

• Believe simplicity is usually harder than complexity.

• Care deeply about product quality and the details users notice.

• Are high agency and fiercely independent.

• Say what should be built, then help make it happen.

• Are a competitive teammate with a heart of gold.

• Are hungry to learn, improve, and reflect deeply on feedback.

• Go above and beyond in everything you do.

• Product strategy for infrastructure and developer tools.

• Product specifications and feature requirements.

• User research and customer discovery.

• Product launches and feature validation.

• Internal tooling and operational workflows.

• Documentation, onboarding, and developer experience improvements.

You might find yourself working on problems like:

• Interviewing developers to understand how they build and deploy AI agents.

• Designing onboarding experiences that help developers become productive faster.

• Working with engineers to define APIs, workflows, and product behavior.

• Prioritizing product improvements based on customer feedback and usage data.

• Writing product specifications for new infrastructure capabilities.

• Defining metrics that measure product adoption, activation, and retention.

• Launching new platform features from idea to production.

• Strong product intuition and user empathy.

• Excellent written and verbal communication.

• Ability to quickly understand complex technical systems.

• Strong prioritization and problem-solving skills.

• Organized, detail-oriented, and highly proactive.

• Comfortable working with engineers and translating ambiguous ideas into concrete plans.

• High agency and excellent judgment.

• Previous startup, product, or founder experience.

• Experience building or shipping products end-to-end.

• Familiarity with developer tools, AI products, or cloud infrastructure.

• Experience conducting user interviews or customer research.

• Experience with Figma, Linear, Notion, or modern product tooling.

• Technical background in computer science or engineering.

• Hackathon, side project, or entrepreneurial experience.

• Strong analytical skills and experience using product metrics.

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.