Product Intern
Inbolt
- Paris, Ile-de-France, France
- Posted
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Skills
Required
- Linear
- 3D or CAD
- test plan
Preferred
- French
- QA
- application engineering
Join Inbolt, a cutting-edge company revolutionizing the industrial robotics industry. As a Product Intern, you will work at the intersection of customers, sales, and engineering, ensuring that our products meet real business needs. You will gather customer feedback, build a solid understanding of the market, quantify the business value of new features, create sales enablement material, and own product documentation. This is a 6-month full-time internship based in Paris, with a flexible start date and the opportunity for customer site visits.
Responsibilities
- Collect and structure customer feedback, feature requests, and field issues, and turn them into clear, prioritized specs for the engineering team.
- Build a solid understanding of the market, customer use cases, buyer personas, and competitor positioning to inform product development.
- Create sales enablement material with the Sales team, including product one-pagers, demo scripts, FAQs, and objection handling.
- Inbolt values end-to-end ownership, high rigor, and a hands-on curiosity. We move fast while staying precise, with a proactive, autonomous, results-driven mindset and strong collaboration with engineering teams.
Requirements
- Final-year student in a business school, engineering school or university Master’s program, or on a gap year, available for 6 months. We do not filter on school or track.
- Experience talking directly with customers or users, through interviews, support or sales.
- Comfortable with tools like Notion and Linear, and with basic 3D or CAD concepts.
- You have already built documentation, a market study, a test plan or a process from scratch.
Preferred
- A strong business sense: you naturally ask who the customer is, what problem they pay to solve and how we win against alternatives.
- You write clearly about technical topics for people who are not engineers. This is the skill that matters most here, and we test it during the process.
- You are curious about machines: why this robot stopped, why that part was missed.
- You work autonomously, and you say “I don’t know, let me find out” instead of guessing.
- Fluent in English and French.
- A first experience in a B2B tech, deep tech or industrial environment (product, sales operations, consulting, QA, technical support, application engineering).
