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

Veteran Hiring Solutions•Boston, MA

7d•Onsite

About The Position

DASH, the D’Amore-McKim School of Business’s AI Strategic Hub at Northeastern University, is seeking a Technical Product Manager Co-op to coordinate the development and launch of multiple AI products. DASH builds and operates AI products and its own infrastructure, with products moving through development, user acceptance testing, and production. The team releases products and revisions on a weekly cadence, while different product teams may be working at different speeds and stages. During one co-op semester, the co-op will own product development across planning, development, testing, and launch. The role will create product roadmaps, define features and priorities, run sprint planning, coordinate developers, engage end users, monitor progress and usage, and support production systems when issues arise. The position is based at Northeastern’s Boston campus, is open only to current Northeastern students eligible for co-op, and involves 35 to 40 hours per week with occasional off-hours response when production goes down.

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 experience with 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 during one co-op term.
Build and maintain roadmaps for assigned products, define features, set priorities, and assign tasks.
Run sprint planning and coordinate multiple developer sub-teams.
Communicate with end users and coordinate product work across technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Support a weekly cadence of product releases and revisions.
Monitor product progress and usage and report findings to faculty, clients, and leadership through dashboards or reports.
Help identify and resolve defects during user acceptance testing before public launch.
Respond to production issues, including occasional off-hours incidents, and help restore service.