Location: Flexible / Remote
Duration: Flexible, preferably 6 months
Start date: Flexible
Reports to: CTO

We’re looking for a curious and motivated Business Analyst intern to work closely with me (CTO) on market and product-related analysis. This is a hands-on internship where you’ll get real exposure to how product, technology, and business decisions are made in a growing SaaS company.

You’ll work with market data and research to help us understand what’s going on and what we should do next.

What you’ll do

• Look into our market and other companies in the space

• Gather data, clean it up, and make sense of it

• Summarize what you find in short texts, tables, or simple slides

• Work directly with the product team and me to explore questions as they come up

• See how data actually affects product choices and how we go to market

Who you are

We don’t have any formal requirements for this role. Instead, we’ll mainly look at how you think and how you approach problems.

In this recruitment, we’re evaluating the following skills:

• Curious
  You like learning new things, asking questions, and understanding how products, markets, and businesses actually work.
  

• Analytical
  You enjoy looking at data, even at a basic level, and trying to figure out what it’s telling you.
  

• Courageous
  You’re not afraid to dig into problems, challenge assumptions, or ask “why is this done this way?”
  

• Learnability
  You have an ability to learn quickly, failing quickly, and taking steps in the right direction
  

Experience with Excel or similar tools is a plus, but not required.

What you’ll get

• Direct mentorship and collaboration with the product team

• Real responsibility and meaningful work, not busywork

• Insight into product development, strategy, and market analysis

• Experience you can clearly point to on your CV

• Flexible working hours and setup

Practical details

This is an unpaid internship, intended for students or early-career individuals looking to gain practical experience and insight into tech and product-driven companies.