Product Management Intern

At Cozey, we're not just selling furniture. We're improving the living spaces of customers across Canada and the United States, and our vision is straightforward: to become the world's leading furniture company. We value data, learning, and adaptability, and we believe in a platform where ideas are heard, respected, and implemented, and where every team member is a key player in the journey.

Your mission is to learn how digital products actually get built at Cozey, by working closely with your manager on the day-to-day and taking at least one well-scoped feature from concept to production over your four-month internship.

• →Own one digital feature end to end: define the problem with your manager, work with engineering and design to build it, and review how it performs once it's live.
• →Draft user stories, acceptance criteria, and specs for features on the tech roadmap.
• →Run user research and competitive scans that feed directly into prioritization decisions.
• →Keep sprint logistics on track: prep tickets, update statuses, flag risks at standups.
• →Sit in on planning, design reviews, and engineering syncs to learn how product decisions get made.
• →Pull the data, write post-launch readouts for the features you support, and document what you learn so the team can reuse it.

• Currently enrolled in, or recently finished, studies in a field relevant to product, project management, or tech.
• Strong English proficiency, as this role reports to an English-speaking manager and daily collaboration happens in English.
• Some hands-on exposure to product or project work, whether through coursework, a personal project, a hackathon, a case competition, or a prior internship.
• Clear, direct writing. You can take a fuzzy idea and turn it into a one-pager someone else can act on.
• Comfort pulling data, reading it, and drawing reasonable conclusions from it.
• Curiosity about how things work, and the patience to ask "why" before jumping to "how".
• A willingness to work across engineering, design, and the broader team. Time spent in Jira, Linear, Notion, or Figma is a bonus.