Technical Product Manager Co-op, AI Strategic Hub (DASH)

Veteran Hiring Solutions • Boston, MA

6d • Onsite

About The Position

The Technical Product Manager Co-op will coordinate the development and launch of multiple AI products at the D’Amore-McKim AI Strategic Hub (DASH), Northeastern University. DASH builds and operates its own AI products and infrastructure, with products moving through development, user acceptance testing, and production. The team releases products and revisions on a weekly cadence, while individual projects may be at different stages and require ongoing prioritization and coordination.

Over one co-op semester, the co-op will manage multiple product roadmaps, define features, set priorities, plan sprints, coordinate developers, engage end users, and support product testing and launches. The role also includes tracking progress and usage through dashboards or reports and responding to production issues, including occasional off-hours response if production goes down. The position is open only to current Northeastern University students eligible for co-op and is based at Northeastern’s Boston campus.

Requirements

• Be a current Northeastern University student eligible for co-op.
• Have a technical background in engineering, software development, or equivalent coursework and projects.
• Have experience in product or project management, including through class projects, clubs, prior co-ops, or internships.
• Have working knowledge of Agile and sprint-based development.
• Communicate clearly in writing and verbally with technical and non-technical people.
• Be comfortable with data analysis and presenting results in dashboards or reports.
• Be able to manage multiple projects with shifting priorities.

Nice To Haves

• Familiarity with AI and machine learning.
• Hands-on use of Jira, Figma, Notion, or analytics platforms, and an understanding of how they create value for a team.

Responsibilities

• Own the development of multiple AI products across planning, development, testing, and launch.
• Build and maintain roadmaps for assigned products, defining features, priorities, and tasks.
• Run sprint planning and coordinate developers across multiple sub-teams.
• Talk to end users and coordinate product needs and feedback.
• Support a weekly product release and revision cadence, moving products through development, user acceptance testing, and production.
• Track product progress and usage and report results to faculty, clients, and leadership through dashboards or reports.
• Identify and resolve defects during user acceptance testing before public launch.
• Respond to production issues and help restore service when production goes down.

What This Job Offers

• Career Level: Intern
• Education Level: No Education Listed