Product and AI Intern
Backline Alliance
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- Location
- Los Angeles, CA
- Work style
- Hybrid
- 1 day in office
- Job type
- Part time, Internship
- Posted
- Oct 9
- 31 days ago
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What you'll do
- The intern will build and improve AI-enabled tools and workflows to support a live acquisition search for a youth sports platform.
- They will collaborate with developers to define, test, and prototype new features while gaining exposure to the deal process.
What you need
- The ideal candidate is an MBA or exceptional undergraduate student with a strong interest in product, software, or applied AI.
- Candidates should be able to work independently, take initiative on open-ended projects, and communicate effectively with technical teams.
- Education: a postgraduate degree or a bachelor's degree
Key skills
Product ManagementApplied AISoftware DevelopmentEngineeringData AnalysisPrototypingWorkflow OptimizationTechnical CommunicationFinancial AnalysisDiligenceDeal ExecutionFeedback GatheringProject Management
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PART-TIME PRODUCT AND AI INTERN — YOUTH SPORTS PLATFORM
ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY
We are building a youth sports platform through acquisitions. The search is led by an exited, self-funded searcher with experience in private equity, software, and company operations.
We are looking for a product-minded student to improve the AI tools and workflows used in a live acquisition search. You will see how companies are sourced, evaluated, and acquired. Your main focus will be building and improving tools, learning the deal process as you work alongside the deal team.
The search already uses AI-enabled workflows for tasks such as processing NDAs, reviewing data rooms, and analyzing financial information. Two developers who have worked with the search lead before are helping build these tools.
WHAT YOU MIGHT WORK ON
Projects may include:
* Learning how the current tools and workflows are used
* Finding ways to make the tools easier to use and more reliable
* Working with developers to define, test, and improve features
* Prototyping new AI-enabled tools for acquisitions or youth sports businesses
* Exploring how a useful tool could reach and serve its users
* Testing small product ideas and gathering feedback
Some tools may be useful across the broader platform. Other ideas may become standalone products or open-source projects. Those possibilities are exploratory; the work will start with practical needs and small tests.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
You will get direct exposure to a live acquisition search and see how technology can support real business work. You will also work with an experienced operator and a small technical team.
Depending on the timing of the search, you may observe diligence and deal execution. There is no expectation that deal work will be your main responsibility.
WHO MAY BE A GOOD FIT
You may be a strong fit if you:
* Have experience or a strong interest in product, software, engineering, or applied AI
* Want to learn how AI tools can support real businesses
* Take initiative and can make progress on open-ended work
* Can work independently and bring early ideas or a rough plan for discussion
* Work well with developers and give clear feedback
* Use good judgment about when to test an idea and when to check in first
MBA students are preferred. Exceptional undergraduate students with relevant product or technical experience are also welcome. You do not need to be a developer.
SCHEDULE AND LOCATION
This is a part-time, in-semester internship of about 10–20 hours per week. We can be flexible around your academic schedule.
The initial commitment is one semester. Depending on fit and progress, there may be an opportunity to extend through the spring or summer and help shape how this work develops.
For students based in Los Angeles, we expect one in-person day each week. We are especially interested in students at UCLA or USC. We are also open to students at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business.